Décor, reimagined

A typical stage decoration includes the stage backdrop (floral, fabric, panel or theme-based), the stage platform cover, sofa or seating for the couple, side flower arrangements, focus and fairy lighting, and steps or carpet. Always ask the decorator to write down the stage width and height, the type of flowers and the number of arrangements, because 'stage decoration' can mean very different things at different prices.

Fresh flowers look and smell richer and photograph beautifully, but cost more and depend on the season. Artificial flowers are cheaper, reusable and safe in heat or rain, and good quality ones look elegant. Many couples mix both: fresh flowers where guests come close (mandap, stage front, entrance) and artificial on high backdrops. The important thing is that the quotation says clearly which one you are paying for.

Yes. We design traditional and modern mandaps with marigold, rose, orchid and jasmine flowers, wooden or metal frames, drapes and lighting, and we follow the rituals your family wants. We coordinate with the pandit and venue on timing so the mandap is ready well before the muhurat.

Yes. Entrance gates, flower pathways, hanging lights, chandeliers, fairy lights, uplighting on trees and stage focus lights are all part of our work. Ask whether lighting needs a generator at your venue — this should be included or written separately in your quote, never added later.

Yes. Haldi usually uses yellow and marigold themes with low seating, mehndi uses colourful drapes, umbrellas and floor seating, and sangeet uses a performance stage with lighting. We can design all functions in one package so the colour story stays consistent and the price is lower than booking separately.

For key items like the stage backdrop or flower colour we share reference photos and real past photos of the same design. For large weddings we can show sample flowers or fabric. Never accept 'trust me, it will look good' — a professional decorator always shows a reference.