December 2026 10 Day Pageant Coaching and Grooming Bootcamp at The Tiara Pune
December can get crowded fast, especially when training, travel, family plans, and year-end schedules all land in the same week. So if pageant preparation is on your mind for 2026, it helps to have the key details in one clear place.

The Tiara in Pune, Maharashtra, is hosting a 10-Day Pageant Coaching & Grooming Bootcamp from Monday, 14 December to Thursday, 24 December 2026. The batch runs through the second half of December, with Sunday, 20 December kept as a task or off day, meaning there’s no regular class on that day.
The fee for this December bootcamp is ₹40,000, with a ₹5,000 seat booking advance to reserve a place. Seats are limited, and the fee increases from January 2027.
Below is the full breakdown, including dates, timings, payment details, consultation options, and what to keep in mind before enrolling.
December bootcamp at a glance
Here’s the quick version if you’re comparing dates or planning travel.
Detail | Information |
Programme | 10-Day Pageant Coaching & Grooming Bootcamp |
Dates | Monday, 14 December to Thursday, 24 December 2026 |
Training period | 14 to 24 December 2026 |
Sunday, 20 December | Task or off day with no regular class |
Timings | 9 AM to 2:30 PM |
Timing changes | Timings may vary on shoot and mock pageant days |
Location | The Tiara, Pune, Maharashtra |
Course fee | ₹40,000 |
Seat booking advance | ₹5,000 |
Advance terms | Non-refundable and non-transferable |
Balance payment | ₹35,000 payable on the first day |
Fee change | Fees increase from January 2027 |
Website | www.thetiara.net |
contactus@thetiara.net | |
Phone | +91 98231 56193 |
The schedule gives contestants a focused training window, while still making space for a task or rest day in the middle. That matters more than it looks on paper. Bootcamps can be intense, and a pause day helps contestants reset, practise, or prepare for the next part of training.
How the 10-day schedule works
The bootcamp runs from 14 to 24 December 2026, but the calendar span includes Sunday, 20 December, which is marked as a task or off day. There’s no regular class on that Sunday.
That means the programme is structured as a 10-day training bootcamp across an 11-day calendar window. If you’re planning leave from school, college, work, or travel from another city, keep the full date range open.
Regular timings are 9 AM to 2:30 PM. On most days, that gives a clear training block in the first half of the day. On shoot days and mock pageant days, timings may vary, so it’s better not to plan anything too tightly in the evening without confirming the daily schedule with the studio.
A simple way to think about the week is this:
Keep 14 to 24 December blocked.
Treat 20 December as a task, practice, or rest day, not a regular classroom day.
Leave extra time on shoot and mock pageant days.
If travelling to Pune, avoid booking return travel too close to the end of training on 24 December.
That last point is especially useful for contestants coming from outside Pune. A bootcamp day that involves a mock pageant or shoot can run differently from a standard class, so a little buffer keeps the experience calmer.
What the fee includes and how payment works
The fee for the December 2026 bootcamp is ₹40,000.
To reserve a seat, contestants need to pay a ₹5,000 advance online. This advance is non-refundable and non-transferable, so it should be paid only once the decision to book the seat is clear.
The remaining ₹35,000 balance is payable on the first day of class.
There’s one helpful detail here. At the first class, contestants and parents or guardians, where applicable, can discuss expectations with the studio before the ₹35,000 balance is paid. That gives everyone a chance to align on the programme before completing the fee payment.
Here’s the payment flow in plain terms:
Reserve the seat online with the ₹5,000 advance.
Attend the first class.
Discuss expectations with the studio, along with parents or guardians where applicable.
Pay the ₹35,000 balance on the first day.
The ₹40,000 fee applies only to this December bootcamp. Fees increase from January 2027, so anyone looking at later batches should contact the studio for the revised fee.
Consultation before booking is optional
An in-person consultation before booking is available, but it’s not required.
This is useful because different contestants prefer different levels of discussion before joining. Some people already know they want to enrol and would rather reserve a seat directly. Others may want to ask questions first, especially if this is their first structured pageant training programme.
Both options are open.
If a contestant or parent wants to understand the programme before paying the advance, they can contact the studio. If they’re already ready to enrol, they can reserve a seat online with the ₹5,000 advance.
The main thing to remember is that the consultation is optional, not a gatekeeping step. Booking doesn’t require an in-person meeting first.
Who should consider this December batch
This bootcamp is suited to contestants who want a focused pageant coaching and grooming experience within a fixed training window. Since the December batch has clear dates and timings, it can work well for people planning around holidays, academic breaks, or year-end availability.
It may be a good fit if:
You want a structured pageant training environment.
You can attend the full December schedule in Pune.
You prefer a short, intensive programme rather than open-ended training.
You’re preparing for pageant participation and want coaching support.
You’re comfortable with shoot and mock pageant days that may have flexible timings.
For younger contestants, the mention of parents or guardians in the fee discussion is helpful. It means families can discuss expectations directly with the studio on the first day before paying the balance amount.
For contestants travelling from other parts of India, the Pune location and fixed dates make planning easier. Just make sure to confirm practical details like stay, commute, daily reporting time, and what to carry before finalising travel arrangements.
What to plan before the first day
A bootcamp becomes much easier when the basics are sorted before arrival. The training itself is the main focus, but the small practical things can affect your energy and confidence.
Before 14 December, it’s sensible to confirm:
The exact reporting time for the first day.
Whether anything specific needs to be carried.
What to wear for regular training days.
What to prepare for shoot or mock pageant days.
Whether schedules will be shared daily or in advance.
Any requirements for contestants travelling from another city.
Since the regular class timing is 9 AM to 2:30 PM, plan breakfast, commute, and rest around that. Pune traffic can vary by area and time, so leaving early on the first day is a smart move.
A notebook or notes app can also help. Pageant preparation often involves feedback, corrections, and repeated practice. Writing down key points makes it easier to track what to improve the next day.
If parents or guardians are involved, especially for younger contestants, it helps to decide who will attend the first-day expectation discussion. That first conversation is the right time to ask clear questions about the flow of the bootcamp, payment, timings, and what support the contestant can expect during the programme.
Why the December fee timing matters
The December 2026 bootcamp fee is listed as ₹40,000. From January 2027, fees increase.
That doesn’t mean everyone should rush without thinking. The ₹5,000 advance is non-refundable and non-transferable, so the booking decision should still be made carefully. But if the December dates work and the contestant is ready for this batch, booking early helps secure the seat at the December fee.
Seats are limited, and pageant coaching batches usually need manageable group sizes so trainers can observe contestants closely. With a fixed-location bootcamp like this, the number of seats also affects scheduling, training space, and the overall flow of the batch.
So the practical takeaway is simple. If the December dates work, connect with the studio early. If January 2027 or later is more realistic, ask directly for the revised fee before planning around it.
Questions to ask the studio before enrolling
The brief already gives the core details, but a quick conversation with the studio can help avoid confusion later. This is especially helpful if travelling from outside Pune or if a parent or guardian needs clarity before booking.
Good questions to ask include:
What is the daily reporting process?
Will the shoot and mock pageant dates be shared in advance?
What should contestants wear or carry on day one?
Are there any age-related requirements or guardian guidelines?
How should outstation contestants plan around timing changes?
What is the revised fee from January 2027?
These aren’t complicated questions, but they make the experience smoother. A short call or email before booking can save a lot of back-and-forth later.
How to reserve a seat
To reserve a seat for the December 2026 10-Day Pageant Coaching & Grooming Bootcamp at The Tiara Pune, contestants need to book online with the ₹5,000 advance.
The studio can also be contacted for programme questions before enrolment.
Contact details
Website
www.thetiara.net
contactus@thetiara.net
Phone
+91 98231 56193
Remember, the ₹5,000 advance is non-refundable and non-transferable, and the ₹35,000 balance is payable on the first day after the expectations discussion with the studio.
FAQ
Is the consultation compulsory before booking the bootcamp?
No. An in-person consultation before booking is optional. Contestants can reserve a seat online with the ₹5,000 advance. If they want to discuss the programme first, they can contact the studio.
What happens on Sunday, 20 December 2026?
Sunday, 20 December is marked as a task or off day. There will be no regular class on that day.
What are the bootcamp timings?
Regular timings are 9 AM to 2:30 PM. Timings may vary on shoot days and mock pageant days, so contestants should keep some flexibility in their schedule.
How much is the fee for the December 2026 bootcamp?
The fee for this December bootcamp is ₹40,000. A ₹5,000 non-refundable and non-transferable advance reserves the seat, and the ₹35,000 balance is payable on the first day.
Will the fee remain the same after December 2026?
No. Fees increase from January 2027. Anyone considering a later batch should contact the studio for the revised fee.
The December bootcamp is a clear, time-bound option for contestants who want structured pageant coaching and grooming before the year ends. If the dates work, block 14 to 24 December 2026, keep 20 December in mind as the task or off day, and contact The Tiara early because seats are limited.





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