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Traditional Chapra and Entrance Decor for Bengaluru Homes

byEPB EventsDecor services at homes and halls across BengaluruStarts from10,000 per event setupView full gallery

I build authentic bamboo and palm leaf chapras that turn your entrance into an auspicious welcome for housewarmings, weddings, and festivals.

A video showing the construction and final look of a traditional chapra for a housewarming. The structure is made from palm leaves and decorated with marigold flowers and other auspicious items.

This video showcases another grand chapra I built. The structure is supported by ornate pillars and features a roof made of woven palm leaves and decorated with flower garlands.

A unique chapra design with pillars made from stacked coconuts painted gold. The roof is decorated with red and white flower garlands, creating a rich and festive look.

A 'Step Chapra' design, where the palm leaf roof is built in tiers. This adds architectural interest and grandeur to the entrance of the home or venue.

A couple posing proudly under the step chapra I created for their ceremony. These traditional entrances make for wonderful photo opportunities.

A large step chapra built for a grand ceremony. The structure is supported by decorative pillars and adorned with yellow and red flower garlands.

A traditional chapra entrance for a temple event. The arch is made from palm leaves and decorated with marigold garlands and mango leaves.

A simple yet beautiful chapra for a home entrance. It's constructed with woven palm leaves and adorned with colorful flower garlands and banana leaves.

Another example of a simple chapra, perfect for a housewarming ceremony. The banana plantains on either side are an essential part of the traditional welcome.

A chapra decorated for an evening event, with colorful lights illuminating the structure. The combination of traditional materials and modern lighting creates a festive mood.

About Traditional Entrances & Chapra

Building a genuine chapra involves setting up a sturdy bamboo framework, weaving fresh coconut or palm leaves, and layering in banana stems with marigold garlands. Because this relies on organic materials that must look crisp and vibrant for the ceremony, I typically require 6 to 8 hours on-site to ensure the structure is stable and the weaving is tight before your guests arrive.

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