A mehndi or dholki is one of the warmest evenings in any wedding. Families want space for music and dancing, a comfortable corner for elders, good food and, above all, privacy. A private farmhouse brings all of this together in one place.
Why a farmhouse works well
- Privacy. The whole setting is for your family and guests, not shared with other events.
- Open space. Sheikh Farmhouse sits on 4 kanal (about 21,780 sq ft) with a garden, a covered courtyard and seating areas.
- Evening atmosphere. The garden lights and the colour-lit pool make photos look special after sunset.
- Prayer close by. A dedicated Masjid and Wuzu Khana means nobody has to leave the venue at prayer time.
Plan the evening in four steps
1. Fix the date and guest count
Share your preferred date and an estimated number of guests early. This decides where the stage, seating and food will go.
2. Decide the layout
Most families keep the music and dholki on the lawn and set seating for elders in the covered areas. The family lounge gives a quiet indoor space for the bride, for changing or for resting.
3. Food and BBQ
The farmhouse has two kitchens (kacha and pakka) and an outdoor BBQ area, so caterers and family cooks can work comfortably.
4. Comfort for every guest
There is a separate girls' changing room near the pool, parking inside the property and a guard room on site.
Ready to plan?
Tell us your date, the occasion and the number of guests on the booking page, or message us on WhatsApp. You can also read what other guests say on our reviews page.
