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Holy Communion and Anniversary Decoration in Bangalore

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White round Holy Communion backdrops, from white and green to peach and purple, and a gold 50th stage, designed and set up by our team at venues across Bangalore.

White round God Bless Nathan backdrop with a peach, pink and purple flower spray, lit angel wings on a gold hoop and a return gift stand, our Holy Communion decoration.

White round Holy Communion backdrop reading God Bless Zach in gold, with cream rose and baby's breath sprays, plinths and candle stands we set up at Radisson Blu, Marathahalli.

A gold and ivory 50th stage we designed at a Marriott in November 2025, with a draped centre frame, hanging dove lights, textured panels, white flower pillars and candle lanterns in front.

Our white stage for Rahael, with a round name backdrop draped in pearl strands, a white arch panel, rose pillars, an angel figurine and paper lanterns overhead.

Close up of the flower spray we built across Nathan's God Bless backdrop, with peach and pink roses, purple and magenta blooms, white daisies, baby's breath and feathery greens.

Turned wooden candle stands with cream pillar candles, little wooden birds, cream roses and baby's breath, styled by us on a white plinth.

Rahael's name in gold script on a white round backdrop, with a corner spray of white and pink roses and greens, and two swags of white pearls across the panel.

Close up of our gold mirror 50 under a canopy of white roses and chrysanthemums, with dove lights and crystal strands over champagne satin drapes.

White and dusty pink roses with baby's breath up front, and Rahael's name backdrop glowing softly behind, from a white and blush setup we styled.

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For Zach's Holy Communion at Radisson Blu, Marathahalli, we kept the palette to white, cream and green. Two round panels carried the "God Bless" lettering in gold, and the same roses and baby's breath ran from the backdrop down across three plinths, so the whole corner read as one piece.