Powered by Purpose. ... • 1d
The idea is to set up a large central kitchen where basic wedding food like roti, rice, dal, and sabji is cooked daily in bulk. Instead of serving just one wedding, the goal is to target multiple weddings per day with a fixed, budget-friendly menu, while allowing customization only for sweets or special items. The cooked food is packed and delivered directly to marriage venues using hot boxes and small vehicles. To get regular bookings, you build strong tie-ups with wedding decorators, tent suppliers, and marriage halls who refer clients to you for a commission. Because you're cooking at scale, your cost per plate stays low, and even with small margins, high volume brings in strong profits—potentially over ₹10 lakh per month. The focus is on the busy wedding season (October to May), and during off-season, you can cater to events like birthdays or local functions. It’s a scalable and repeatable model that works well in high-wedding-volume areas and can expand over time. do this work?
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Businesses that can boom 💥 in this lavish wedding season- ✅ Flower providers and decor - Selecting flower decor as a main niche service starting from low budget to high ✅ Wedding content creation agency- For to-be married couples who want to attr
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So I saw a company today whose name is " " join my wedding " and it's actually quite interesting Business concept : They serve as a platform between marriage hosts and the people who want to attend the wedding. They charge some money from the seeke
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I had some idea in my mind which is i am presenting here, I want invent a platform where every one get solution of multiple problems which is related to marriage. i. e. for marriage people used multiple community application for match. like that to
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India is no longer the largest wedding market it's the USA but how's America the largest wedding market when its population is just half the size of India? See an average Indian family of 4 people, makes around 300,000 per annum but still manages to
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