50 to 400 guests · roka · ring ceremony · silver and golden anniversaries
Ring, silver, golden: not a large dinner.
- Buffet with serviceFrom ₹850per guest
- Live countersFrom ₹1,200per guest
- Strict Jain serviceFrom ₹850per guest
Fifty guests is the buffet floor; four hundred is this page's upper end. A Mumbai roka or anniversary sits in that band, with two families who have not agreed a menu. Kravvia, founded 1999 in Santacruz, seats both sides at a tasting before the booking, at the portion sizes the night will use. Buffet from ₹850 a guest, live counters from ₹1,200 from 100 guests.
The house view
The usual mistake is briefing a ring ceremony or golden anniversary as a large dinner. After the rings the room has a long social middle: two families standing, a photographer working, a buffet wall that holds no one. Spend the extra on live counters from ₹1,200 per guest, one to three of the nine, from 100 guests, not on a fourth cuisine at ₹850. Ask for a written menu both families taste, a timed service plan, and the Jain list named at that tasting. The trade-off is a higher plate for a floor that works.
Formats and bands
- 50 to 200 guests
Buffet with service
From ₹850 per guest
Staffed service, two or three cuisines, a tasting first. Price it for your guests
- 100 to 400 guests
Live counters
From ₹1,200 per guest
Two to four stations for the long social middle of the evening. Price it for your guests
- Any guests
Strict Jain service
From ₹850 per guest
Whole-event Jain spec from the isolated kitchen, or a Jain section beside the main spread. Price it for your guests
Starting bands from Kravvia's published rate card. Final quotes move with headcount, menu depth, date and venue. See the full card.
Price it now
Your guest list, in rupees.
A guest, from
₹850
For 120 guests, from
₹1,02,000
The published floor for this format; the menu sets the final figure. 14 days' notice is the comfortable minimum, longer October to February.
The detail that matters
Event portions, then the quote
Do not book a spread either family has not eaten. Kravvia seats both sides at a tasting before an engagement or wedding booking, at the portion sizes and formats the night will use: buffet from ₹850 from 50 guests, or one to three live counters from ₹1,200 from 100. The tasting menu, across eight cuisines, is the list they choose from. The menu is written down. The quote on the day is the quote from the tasting.
Build the spread
Asked before every booking
Is one live counter enough for a ring ceremony?
For 100 to 250 guests, one or two counters. From 250 to 500, two or three; above 500, three to five, depending on format. One savoury station and one sweet or dessert station is the working baseline.
Can we run Jain for one family only?
Name the Jain list at the tasting, not the week of the event. A separate Jain section runs alongside the main spread, from a fully isolated Jain kitchen running since 2012 (separate prep, separate utensils), from ₹850 per guest, so neither side compromises.
When should we book a December ring ceremony?
October to February needs four to six weeks. Outside that season, two to three weeks, with the tasting inside the same window. A ring ceremony booked inside a fortnight is a menu neither family has tasted.
The roka is 40 guests at home. What format fits?
A staffed buffet starts at 50 guests, from ₹850. Live counters start at 100, from ₹1,200. A home roka below 50 is drop-off from ₹650, from 20 guests: hot, plated, no line in the hall. Do not pad the invite list to clear the buffet minimum.
