Gokula Event Designer

Adinath Nagar is where we set up shop. Vidhyadhar Nagar has its own pace, and we’ve fit right into it over the years. We spend a lot of time thinking about how to make an event look decent without going over budget. It’s not like those big corporate agencies you see on TV. It’s just us and a few regular helpers. Most days, the office is full of fabric samples and half-finished floral arrangements that need to go out. We handle the weddings and small parties for people around here. It gets frantic during the peak season, especially when two events happen on the same day. We’ve had many nights where we didn't go home at all, just stayed back to finish the stage backdrops. The office isn't anything special to look at, just a place where we keep our inventory. Sometimes the lights flicker when the neighbor uses their heavy machinery. We drink a lot of chai from the shop around the corner while we draw out floor plans. It’s a lot of manual labor, honestly. Dragging crates and fixing lights is the main part of the job. We don’t have a big website or a social media person. Most people just find us because they saw our work at a cousin’s wedding. It’s local, it’s tiring, but we’ve been doing it long enough that we know the tricks. There is a small desk by the window where we keep all the receipts. We just try to keep things organized as best as we can.