Classic Floral Ganpati Backdrops
We design traditional and floral backdrops for your Ganpati festival. These setups use high-quality artificial flowers, ensuring your home decor stays fresh and vibrant from the first day to the final immersion.
This is a full view of a home Ganpati setup, showing how our floral arch frames the idol and the entire puja area. The mix of red, pink, and white roses with green foliage creates a vibrant and celebratory atmosphere.
This video showcases the details of our floral decorations, from the rose arch to the hanging flower strings used to decorate the rest of the room. We can extend the festive decor beyond the mandap to the entire living space.
This is the same classic gold drape and floral setup, shown with a different lighting angle. The overhead light highlights the intricate floral arrangement on top, featuring red, white, and golden flowers.
For a very lush and full floral look, we can create a complete arch and ceiling decoration packed with multicolored flowers. This design uses dense arrangements of pink, red, and white flowers for a truly grand floral mandap.
A beautiful heart-shaped arch made entirely of pink, red, and white roses. This design provides a soft and loving frame for the Ganpati idol, set against a simple cream curtain with delicate hanging bells.
This floral frame uses a unique color combination of red, white, and blue artificial flowers. Paired with a backdrop of fairy lights, it creates a bright and sparkling effect that is both festive and different.
This dense floral frame is made with red, pink, and white roses and accented with green leaf-style ribbons for a traditional touch. The string lights woven into the pink backdrop add a subtle sparkle to the decoration.
We can create a simple yet elegant floral wall as a backdrop. This design features a panel of white and red roses, framed by a border of pink and white flowers, perfect for placing behind the idol's table.
About Classic Floral Backdrops
I visit your home to measure the space before we start. We use self-standing metal pipe frames for all our backdrops, which means we can set up the stage without drilling holes in your walls. My team handles the complete assembly and the final dismantling, so you can focus on the festival.
Why Choose Artificial Floral Backdrops
Planning a festival at home should be about celebration, not stressing over logistics. Using fresh flowers for a 1-to-11-day Ganpati festival often leads to wilting and maintenance issues. My floral backdrops use premium-grade artificial roses, marigolds, and foliage that maintain their color and shape throughout the entire duration.
Our Setup Process
We specialize in standard 8ft by 8ft setups, but I can adjust the dimensions depending on your living room or puja area layout.
- Consultation: We start by discussing your available space in Kandivali, Borivali, or Malad.
- Design: You can choose from our classic red-and-white rose arches, traditional marigold ladi combinations, or modern pastel drape designs with fairy lights.
- Installation: My 3-person team arrives, sets up the heavy-duty pipe stand, arranges the floral header, and installs the LED focus lighting. We finish in 2 to 3 hours.
Customization for Your Home
Whether you have a compact apartment in Thakur Village or a larger space in Gorai, I provide realistic advice on what will look good. If your wall is small, I suggest a simple floral frame rather than a bulky setup. We offer options including:
- Classic: Artificial grass mats with vertical marigold strings and brass-finish bells.
- Modern: Double-layered satin drapes with waterfall fairy lights and dense floral headers.
- Premium: Kinetic sequin panels that shimmer with air movement, framed by deep red roses.
We provide service across North Mumbai, including Kandivali West, Charkop, and Mahavir Nagar. If you have a specific color theme or floral preference, let me know, and we can match it.
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