Commercial & Hospitality Fit-Out · Wedding Halls & Majlis
Wedding halls and majlis, renovated to celebrate
Government and private wedding halls, majlis and event venues: grand halls, stages, bridal suites, kitchens and external works — renovated by KRM with its own civil, MEP, joinery, aluminium and glass teams, including the two Al Dhafra municipal wedding halls now under renovation for DMT through Asteco.
The short answer
In short
KRM Global renovates and fits out wedding halls, majlis and event venues in Abu Dhabi and the Al Dhafra Region. Current work includes the renovation of the Liwa City and Al Marfaa City municipal wedding halls for the Department of Municipalities and Transport, managed by Asteco: civil works, decorative interiors and finishes, bespoke aluminium entrance doors and glazing, joinery, MEP and external works, delivered under government document control with inspection requests, material submittals and weekly reporting.
- Current projects
- Liwa City and Al Marfaa City wedding halls, Al Dhafra Region
- Client
- DMT / Al Dhafra Region Municipality, managed by Asteco
- Scope
- Civil, interiors, aluminium doors and glazing, joinery, MEP, external works
- Delivery
- Submittals, IR / MIR inspections, weekly reports
Venues for the community
Grand halls, built to government standards
A wedding hall is the most-used public building in many UAE communities, and the authorities expect it to be renovated to a standard that lasts: durable decorative finishes, robust services for a thousand guests, kitchens and service routes that work, and external areas that cope with the busiest nights of the year.
KRM is currently renovating two municipal wedding halls in Liwa City and Al Marfaa City for the Department of Municipalities and Transport, managed by Asteco. The works cover civil repairs and waterproofing, new interiors and decorative finishes, marble and granite, bespoke bronze-anodised aluminium entrance doors and glazing from our own workshop, joinery, complete MEP and the external paving and landscape.
Government work demands discipline: material submittals and samples, inspection requests before every pour and every closed ceiling, method statements, HSE records and weekly progress reports with photographs. That is how KRM runs every project — the wedding halls simply demand it in writing.
- Municipal wedding halls
- Private majlis & ballrooms
- Bridal suites & VIP rooms
- Kitchens & external works
Scope of works
What KRM delivers for wedding halls
Interiors and architecture
- Main hall interiors: decorative ceilings, cornices, wall panelling and stage
- Chandeliers, feature lighting and lighting control
- Bridal suites, VIP majlis and family areas
- Marble, granite and porcelain flooring; thresholds and stair treads
- Bespoke aluminium entrance doors, screens and glazing from our workshop
- Joinery: doors, counters, wardrobes and decorative screens
Engineering and external works
- Civil repairs, roof waterproofing and structural openings
- HVAC for high occupancy, kitchen extraction and ventilation
- Electrical, emergency lighting, fire alarm and firefighting upgrades
- Plumbing, drainage and ablution areas
- External painting, interlock paving, landscape and car parking
- Submittals, inspection requests, HSE and weekly reporting
Interactive 3D
Look around a renovated wedding hall
Drag to turn the hall, tap a numbered point to see each area of the works, and switch on the layers to see the lighting scenes and the services above the decorative ceiling.
Loads the interactive model (about 160 KB).
Illustrative model of a typical renovated wedding hall, built from the systems KRM delivers. It is not a drawing of a specific hall.
Raised stage with a curved decorative backdrop, steps and concealed lighting for the bride’s entrance and the kosha.
Crystal chandeliers, cove lighting in the coffered ceiling and dimmable scenes for the ceremony, dinner and dancing.
Coffered gypsum ceiling with ornamental cornices and access to the services above; acoustic treatment to control reverberation.
Banquet seating for hundreds of guests, with service routes from the kitchen and clear fire-escape widths.
Monumental bronze-anodised aluminium entrance doors and glazing, fabricated in KRM’s own workshop.
Bridal suite with a dressing room, lounge and private bathroom, finished to a hotel standard.
High-occupancy air-conditioning, kitchen extraction, fire alarm and emergency lighting, renewed by KRM’s MEP department.
In pictures
Wedding Halls & Majlis by KRM
Project photographs and design visualisations from the KRM studio — the captions say which is which.
Wedding hall interior — design visualisation 
Wedding hall entrance — design visualisation 
Bridal suite — design visualisation
Behind every project
A full engineering department, monitoring every week, maintaining after handover
Health, safety and environment
Design and engineering
Estimation and quantity surveying
Procurement and imports
Planning and project management
Quality control and document control
The works are monitored with daily supervision, inspection requests and weekly progress reports with photographs and cost status. After handover, defects-liability and corrective works are carried out by KRM’s own in-house maintenance team — not a subcontractor — with an optional annual maintenance contract. The same team handles a single room and a multi-building contract.
How the division worksQuestions answered
Frequently asked questions
Which wedding halls is KRM working on?
KRM is renovating the municipal wedding halls in Liwa City and Al Marfaa City in the Al Dhafra Region for the Department of Municipalities and Transport, with Asteco as the managing agent. The scope includes civil works, interiors and finishes, bespoke aluminium entrance doors and glazing, joinery, MEP and external works.
Do you work to government document-control requirements?
Yes. Material submittals and samples, inspection requests (IR) and material inspection requests (MIR), method statements, HSE records, as-built drawings and weekly progress reports are part of how KRM delivers every government contract.
Can you also renovate a private majlis or ballroom?
Yes. The same teams deliver private majlis, ballrooms and event venues: decorative ceilings and lighting, marble, joinery, aluminium and glass, HVAC and kitchens, with furniture custom-made or imported.
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Have a facility to build, fit out, furnish or maintain?
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