Tell us about your exhibition stand.
Send the basics of your booth and event. The more context you provide, the easier it is to discuss the right design and execution scope.
Before you send the brief.
What should I include in my enquiry?
Include your name, company, phone/email, exhibition name, city, booth size, event dates and the service you need. You can add a short description of your design or functional requirements.
Can I ask for a 3D exhibition stand concept?
Yes. Use the enquiry form to request a 3D design discussion and include the booth dimensions and any visual references you like.
Do you work outside Delhi NCR?
The business presents services for exhibition projects across India, with Delhi NCR as its base/service area.
The more context you share, the easier it is to discuss the right exhibition solution.
You do not need a perfect brief to get started. Send whatever you already have—booth dimensions, event details, a floor-plan screenshot, brand references, product images or simply a description of what you want the stand to achieve.
Useful information for an exhibition stand quote
- Exhibition or trade-show name
- Event city and venue, when known
- Booth size and number of open sides
- Event and installation dates
- Primary products or services to showcase
- Number of staff and preferred meeting format
- Storage, reception, AV, display and hospitality requirements
- Brand assets and visual references
- Budget range or priority features, if available
Even a partial brief is useful. The purpose of the first conversation is to turn those inputs into a clearer scope.
A simple path from enquiry to project scope.
Send the details
Share the event, booth size, city, dates and service requirement.
Clarify the brief
Review the intended visitor experience, functions, brand needs and practical constraints.
Choose the service mix
Decide whether the requirement is design, 3D visualisation, fabrication, installation, modular display or a combined scope.
Move into production planning
Once the project is agreed, the relevant design and execution stages can be scheduled around the event.
Questions before sending an exhibition enquiry.
Can I enquire without a final booth size?
Yes. A preliminary enquiry can still be useful. Share the exhibition and expected requirements, and add the booth size when it becomes available.
Can I send images or a floor plan?
Yes. Visual references can help explain the desired design language, products, previous stands or venue layout.
Do you provide only design, without fabrication?
The service structure allows a project to be scoped around individual stages, including exhibition stand design and 3D visualisation, depending on the requirement.
Can fabrication and installation be handled as one scope?
They can be discussed as connected stages so the approved design, production details and site execution are aligned around the event schedule.
What areas are covered?
The website presents Delhi NCR as the base/service area and communicates exhibition project coordination across India.
A project enquiry can start small.
Many exhibition projects do not begin with a complete specification. Sometimes there is only a booth allocation, an event date and a rough idea. That is enough to start a useful conversation. You can describe the challenge in plain language and add drawings or references later.
A practical enquiry usually answers three things: where and when the exhibition happens, how much space is available, and what the business wants the visitor to experience. The service mix can then be discussed around the remaining requirements.
Examples of useful enquiry briefs
- “We have a 6 m × 6 m open-corner booth and need product demos plus meeting space.”
- “We already have a design and need fabrication and installation for an upcoming event.”
- “We attend several shows and want a modular display that can adapt to different sizes.”
- “We are launching a new product and want a custom brand environment with strong visibility.”
These are starting points rather than fixed packages. The final scope should be based on the event, booth, brand and operational requirements.