Amarta Tent Decorator

We are located in Sector 15 Naya Bans, which is always a busy spot. Our business is mostly about the weddings and local festivals that happen around here. We have piles of poles, rolls of colorful cloth, and stacks of plastic chairs stored in our space. When the season starts, we hardly get any sleep. We’re out there at four in the morning setting up a pandal or hanging lights from trees. It’s heavy work, and our hands are always a bit rough from handling the ropes and metal frames. Sometimes the wind blows hard and we have to go back and fix the fabric so it doesn't tear. We don't have a big portfolio to show; people usually just see what we did for their neighbor’s party and call us up. My workers have been with me for years, and we know how to get a tent up fast even when the space is tight. It’s not always perfect—maybe a lightbulb flickers or a chair has a scratch—but we fix what we can on the spot. We take the stuff down just as fast as we put it up once the party is over. It’s a bit of a chaotic life, moving from one street to the next with a truck full of decorations. But seeing a place transform from a dusty lot into a bright party space is still something I like doing after all these years.