South Indian Wedding Concept Designs
Concept visuals from our wedding design work: jasmine mandaps, temple-hall muhurthams, palace courtyards and Haldi setups. These are design visuals, not photos of executed weddings.
Concept visual: a South Indian couple walks through a tunnel of white jasmine strings, flanked by brass lamps, in our temple-style wedding design.
Concept visual of a white jasmine mandap at night, its round canopy dripping with mallige strings and lit from below.
Concept visual of a temple-hall muhurtham with carved pillars, marigold strings, brass lamps and a flower rangoli around the homa kund.
Concept visual of a gold-carved mandap with rose and marigold garlands, set in a palace forecourt for a royal South Indian wedding.
Concept visual of the muhurtham under a jasmine string mandap, with family seated in silk sarees around the couple.
Concept visual of a carved wooden mandap hung with jasmine strings, brass lamps and urlis, around a Ganesha idol.
Concept visual of a long temple corridor lit with rows of brass lamps and floor rangolis, for a heritage wedding entrance.
Concept visual of a Haldi ceremony in a palace courtyard, with yellow sofas, marigold rangolis and a flower-framed swing.
Concept visual of a sunlit walkway under hanging jasmine and white flowers, leading guests to the wedding hall.
Aerial concept visual of a palace lawn wedding, with a golden central mandap and guests seated in rows around it.
About South Indian Wedding Concept Designs
White jasmine runs through most of these concepts: string mandaps, a jasmine tunnel for the couple's walk, and jasmine curtains framing the walkway, set against brass lamps and flower rangolis.
What these are
These are concept visuals we create during wedding concept development. We present ideas this way before anything is built, so a family can see the direction first. They are not photographs of weddings we have executed.
Directions in this gallery
- Jasmine (mallige) mandaps: round and square canopies of white jasmine strings, by day and by night.
- Temple-hall muhurtham: carved stone pillars, marigold and mango-leaf torans, brass lamps and rangoli around the homa kund.
- Palace courtyard: a gold-carved mandap and an aerial layout of a lawn wedding.
- Sadya and dining: banana-leaf counters with copper vessels, and lunch under jasmine canopies.
- Haldi: sunflower and marigold mandaps, a peacock chair before a marigold mandala, and a flower-framed swing.
Each concept is developed around "the venue, occasion, audience, theme, atmosphere and client's expectations", and the final setup is customised to the family's brief and budget.
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