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Mandap Designs & Ceremonial Spaces

byAltair by Janki DesaiAvailable for weddings across IndiaStarts from10,00,000 per eventView full gallery

The mandap is the heart of your ceremony. I design these spaces to reflect your unique story—whether it’s a floating palace at sunset or a heritage-inspired mirror pavilion.

A glimpse of our 'Sitara Mahal' mandap, a design that echoes grandeur, history, and craftsmanship. We created this regal structure in ivory, featuring classic high ceilings, ornate mirror work, and intricate details to transport guests to a world of historical charm.

Inspired by the calm beauty of sunsets, our 'Saanjh Niwas' design featured a floating mandap with a magnificent silver dome. The structure, surrounded by water and fountains, created a serene and contemporary vision of tradition.

A closer look at the 'Saanjh Niwas' floating mandap at dusk. The reflection on the water and the warm lighting created a truly magical and ethereal atmosphere for the wedding ceremony.

The grand entrance to 'Saanjh Niwas', where muted colors, clean lines, and artisanal florals came together. This facade was designed to be rooted in culture yet reflect a new, modern India.

The 'Saanjh Niwas' mandap, framed by lush florals and a waterbody we created from scratch. This view showcases how we blend grand architecture with natural elements for a harmonious design.

The steps leading to the 'Saanjh Niwas' facade, lined with candles at dusk. Every detail was designed to be inclusive and purposeful, creating a warm welcome for guests.

The 'Kaanch Bagh' mandap illuminated in a dramatic red light against the palace backdrop. This design was created to honor the rich traditions of the venue while creating a mesmerizing, palatial vibe for the evening.

A daytime view of the 'Kaanch Bagh' mandap, showing the intricate red and white structure. This two-tiered design, inspired by royal architecture, created a stunning focal point for the wedding ceremony.

The aisle view of the 'Kaanch Bagh' mandap, with its mirrored walkway reflecting the dramatic red florals and hanging temple bells. This created a powerful and sacred path for the couple.

A video tour of the 'Kaanch Bagh' mandap, showcasing the kinetic bell installation and the seating arrangement. The design was an extension of the heritage Rambagh Palace, wrapped in red and crafted with thousands of mirror pieces.

About Sacred Spaces: Mandaps & Ceremonies

I work with venues like Rambagh Palace to custom-build spaces around the flow of your ceremony. Whether you need a floating platform, a glass-encased structure, or a heavy-duty stage to support intricate mirror work, we handle the engineering early so the aesthetic remains light and seamless.

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