
Shehnai
HospitalityThe client
Shehnai
Shehnai Banquet is a banquet venue built for weddings, receptions and family functions. Almost every post we publish for it comes from the venue itself, shot on live event days. Chandeliers, floral mandaps, banquet seating and couples on the stage do the selling.
- 01How they came inA venue with a strong physical product and very little of it visible online. Every enquiry started with someone asking to see photos.
- 02What we took onA running social feed for the hall. We work from what the venue actually looks like on a function day rather than staged renders.
- 03How it runsPhotography from live events gets cut into a monthly set of posts. Torn-paper splits, gold serif headlines and soft frames keep the look consistent while the rooms and decor change every week.
- 04Where it standsTwenty designed posts are live on the work page, covering the main hall, the stage setups, seating layouts and booking calls to action.
The work
19 pieces we made for Shehnai
13 social media design · 6 carousels




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Social posts20
DisciplineSocial media design
SourceLive event photography
Questions
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Where do the images come from?
From the venue on live function days. We work with the photography from actual events rather than stock or renders.
What does the design system look like?
Gold serif headlines, torn-paper splits between photo and copy, soft rounded frames and the Shehnai Banquet mark held in the same corner across the set.
Does every post push a booking?
Most do. The feed is there to turn a scroll into an enquiry, so the calls to action stay direct and short.
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Social media design
Twenty posts built from the venue itself: the chandelier hall, floral mandap backdrops, banquet seating and real ceremony moments, each carrying a clear booking prompt.