Terms
Terms of use
These cover the use of this website. They are not the terms of an event — those live in the quote and the agreement we sign with you, and nothing here overrides them.
Who runs this site
Oceara Events, a sole proprietorship, at Yelahanka, Bangalore, Karnataka. Contact: ocearaservices@gmail.com, +91 70192 65468.
What an enquiry means
Sending a form starts a conversation. It is not a booking, it does not hold a date, and it does not commit either of us to anything. A date is only held once we have said so in writing and the terms of that particular event are agreed.
What is on these pages
The service lists describe what we are able to take on. They are not a price list and not an offer — what a particular event needs, and what it costs, is worked out for that event.
Photographs
The photographs show work Oceara Events has produced. They are published to show the kind of thing we do; they are not a promise that your event will look like any of them. Some images include venues, décor, brands and people whose rights belong to others and who appear by arrangement.
Using our material
The text, photographs, video and design on this site belong to Oceara Events or to whoever licensed them to us. You are welcome to link to any page, to quote a reasonable extract with attribution, and — as the robots file says in as many words — to index and cite this site in search results and AI answers. Republishing the photographs or copying the site wholesale is not covered by that.
Accuracy
We keep this site correct and current, and we would rather hear about a mistake than leave it standing — tell us and we will fix it. But we do not warrant that every page is free of error, and nothing here should be relied on as the sole basis for a decision without talking to us first.
Links out
Where this site links elsewhere — WhatsApp, Instagram — those services are not ours and are governed by their own terms.
Availability
We do not guarantee the site is reachable at every moment. If it is down, the phone and email above still work, and they are the faster route anyway.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of India, and the courts at Bangalore, Karnataka have jurisdiction.
