Event equipment rental in Mauritius

Hindu wedding: equipment for every day

A Hindu wedding in Mauritius often spans several days (geet gawai, haldi, ceremony, reception), in the family yard or a hall. Equipment sometimes stays up from the first day to the last: ask the provider for a price covering the whole period.

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Quantity guide

Rules of thumb for an outdoor event (yard, garden), to adjust with the provider.

Checklist

  • Number of guests (seated or standing)
  • Truck access and ground (grass, sand, concrete, tiles)
  • Power on site or a generator
  • Rain plan: closed tents or tent sides
  • Contact person on the day

Recommended lead times

  1. 6 to 12 months before: the venue or place (yard, garden) and the date; in high season, good dates go fast.
  2. 3 to 6 months before: tents, furniture and sound; ask for several quotes to compare.
  3. 1 month before: confirm guest numbers and adjust quantities.
  4. The week before: truck access, on-site contact, set-up time.

High season: April to November, book early

According to Statistics Mauritius, marriages are most frequent from April to November (peaks in July, October and November) and rarest from January to March. In high season, venues and equipment go fast: book the venue 6 to 12 months ahead and equipment 3 to 6 months ahead.

Source: Statistics Mauritius, Digest of Demographic Statistics 2018, table 6.1(b) (marriages by month, 2014-2018 average).

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Good to know

  • Plan a covered area for the mandap and a platform if the ceremony takes place under the tent.
  • For several days, count extra days rather than several separate rentals.