Mehndi
Mehndi is where the colour goes. We build marigold canopies, coloured drapes and floor seating, then light it so the dancing photographs well — because on a mehndi night, almost every photograph is taken on the floor.
Yellow, marigold and the family at home
Mayoun is smaller and closer, usually at home or in a courtyard. We work with the space you already have — hanging florals, low seating, and lighting warm enough that nobody looks washed out in the photographs.
Quiet, white, and built around the ceremony
The nikkah setup stays restrained. White roses, hanging jasmine, a clear seating arrangement and enough light to sign by — the decor sits behind the moment rather than in front of it.
The entrance everyone is waiting for
Baraat is arrival. We plan the entrance route, the draping overhead and the chandeliers before anything else, because the first thirty seconds — the walk in, the petals, the noise — is what the whole evening is judged on.
The formal evening, in maroon and gold
Walima is the most formal function of the week and the decor follows. Mirrored panels, maroon drapes, hanging garlands and chandeliers over a stage built for the long line of guests who will come up to it.
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