Traditional Ceremony Decor in Bengaluru

When we talk about traditional setups, the devil is in the details. The 8x8ft banana leaf backdrop is the centerpiece, and I pin these leaves onto a sturdy ply backing to ensure it stays in place throughout your event. I add a thick border of fresh roses and tuberoses, which adds a layer of texture and scent that artificial flowers lack.

For the seating, I usually include two carved wooden chairs or a swing, depending on your venue. I place brass urlis filled with water and floating petals at the foot of the stage, which adds that classic South Indian touch to the floor aesthetics.

One thing to keep in mind is the weather. Since I work with fresh flowers and leaves, they do react to the heat. If you are planning an outdoor daytime event, I recommend we check the sun exposure of your venue. I always try to set up in shaded areas or suggest timing adjustments so your backdrop looks just as fresh at the end of the ceremony as it did at the start. I handle the logistics so you can focus on the celebration.