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Traffic Cones

Traffic Cones

TWR-123

An effective safety and crowd management solution used to guide vehicle movement, designate restricted zones, and maintain organized pathways across event venues and operational areas. Ideal for marking baraat routes at weddings, keeping the procession, guests, and vehicle traffic safely separated from start to entry.

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Why Choose Us

  • Specialized in large wedding and corporate event requirements
  • Transparent pricing without hidden surprises
  • Bulk inventory ready for peak season demand
  • Timely delivery and pickup coordination
  • Experienced event logistics support
  • Responsive assistance for urgent bookings
  • Equipment checked before dispatch

Terms & Conditions

1. 50% in advance of event. 

2. All items are subject to availability at the time of confirmation.

3. This estimate is valid for 7 days and can only be confirmed once payment towards the same is received by us.

4. On confirmation, an invoice will be issued against your estimate.

5. Any Material Damage will be charged at actuals and will be at the sole discretion of The Wedding Rentals.

6. Venue Parking charges are not included in Transportation charges those charges will be paid by the client.

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Renting traffic cones in Mumbai

The least glamorous item in the catalogue, and the one that decides whether the first twenty minutes of your event work.

Three hundred guests arriving in two hundred cars over forty minutes is a traffic management problem, and venues in Mumbai rarely have the space to absorb it. Cones mark the valet lane, keep the drop-off point clear, block the route nobody should take, and reserve the space the baraat needs. Without them, the first thing guests experience is confusion in a car park.

Best used for

  • Valet lanes and drop-off points
  • Baraat and procession routes
  • Reserved parking for family and VIPs
  • Vendor and load-in access routes
  • Restricted or hazard zones
  • Corporate event and exhibition parking

How many do you need?

More than you think. A valet lane takes twenty to thirty; a full arrival sequence with drop-off, lane and reserved parking takes fifty or more. They're inexpensive relative to everything else on the site and running short means the plan stops working halfway along.

What to check with the venue ?

Most properties have their own traffic plan and security team, so agree the layout with them rather than imposing one. Ask whether they permit cones on the approach road or only within the property boundary. If the baraat is arriving on a public road, that's a conversation with the venue and local police, not just with us.

Booked alongside

Arrival management usually combines cones with queue managers at the entrance and walkie talkies for the valet and security team.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How many do we need for valet?

A valet lane alone takes twenty to thirty. A full arrival sequence with
drop-off and reserved parking is usually fifty or more.

Are they reflective for evening events?

Yes, which matters for functions where guests arrive after dark.

Will they blow over on an open approach?

They're weighted at the base for stability. For very exposed coastal sites,
tell us and we'll advise.

Do you set out the layout?

Our crew places them to the plan you agree with the venue's security team.
Share the traffic plan and we'll work to it.

Can we get them for the baraat route on a public road?

That needs venue and local authority agreement rather than just equipment.
Talk to your venue's security lead first, and we'll supply to whatever gets
approved.