The venue is operated by Ferns N Petals, which originated as a florist shop in 1994 before expanding into event hospitality.
It is specifically designed for 'dry' wedding setups, meaning it focuses on modular infrastructure rather than permanent stone architecture.
The Chhatarpur Extension area, where the venue is located, serves as a primary hub for luxury banquet halls in Delhi due to its proximity to the Mehrauli-Gurgaon corridor.
The facility is engineered to support heavy event decor, including elaborate floral installations and hanging lighting rigs.
Pavilion by FNP Venues is a premium banquet space located in Chhatarpur, New Delhi, specifically designed for large-scale weddings and social events. The venue features a sprawling, air-conditioned tented structure that can accommodate a high volume of guests simultaneously. It is part of the Ferns N Petals (FNP) hospitality group, known for its extensive network of luxury event spaces. The facility provides in-house catering and decor services tailored to traditional Indian wedding aesthetics. Its layout focuses on versatility, allowing for both intimate functions and grand celebrations. The venue is situated in a district well-known for housing some of Delhi’s most prominent wedding banquet halls.
The main entrance foyer, which is typically styled with signature FNP floral themes and professional lighting.
Schedule a site visit during the day to inspect the structural condition and tenting quality before booking.
Confirm the availability of the venue’s dedicated valet parking capacity if you are expecting a high guest count.
Inquire about their in-house catering versus external vendor policies early in the planning process.
Do not rely on street parking, as Chhatarpur Extension roads can become severely congested during peak wedding seasons.
Operations are highly seasonal, with peak activity between October and February; the venue may be closed for maintenance during the monsoon months.
Formal or traditional Indian wedding attire is standard; respectful behavior is expected during ceremonies.
