Traditional Ceremony & Puja Decor in Mumbai
We honor your traditions with elegant, soulful decor that sets the perfect tone for Kankotri Lekhan, Mandap Mahurat, and intimate religious ceremonies.
For a Radha Krishna themed Garba night, I used peacock feathers and vibrant, colorful sashes on the chairs to bring the theme to life throughout the venue.
This decor for a traditional ceremony features an array of polished brass props, fragrant mogra and gulchadi flowers, and sacred symbols, creating an atmosphere of devotion and beauty.
A video tour of a Kankotri Lekhan and Mamera ceremony. The decor includes a grand scroll invitation, traditional brass elements, and a beautiful floral stage, all designed to honor the occasion.
A personalized welcome scroll for the Kankotri Lekhan ceremony of Aman and Rajvi. This custom detail, surrounded by brass props and florals, adds a unique and personal touch to the event.
A clean and elegant setup for a Mandap Mahurat puja. The backdrop of white florals and simple drapes creates a serene and sacred space for the ceremony to take place.
This video shows how I can transform a venue like Siddharth Banquets for multiple functions, from a traditional puja to a reception, ensuring a seamless and beautiful experience.
A traditional stage backdrop featuring a Shreenathji painting. The decor is enhanced with colorful thread-work panels and marigold garlands, perfect for a pre-wedding religious ceremony.
A beautiful photo booth with a Radha Krishna theme. The backdrop is a serene painting of the divine couple, framed by a real tree decorated with floral hangings.
About Sacred & Traditional Ceremonies
When designing for sacred ceremonies, we prioritize authentic, tactile elements like polished brass props and fresh, fragrant mogra over synthetic alternatives. We know these moments are about sanctity as much as aesthetics, so we focus on creating a setup that respects the flow of your rituals while bringing that classic, rich look to your chosen space.
Your Rituals, Our Canvas
Traditional ceremonies like Kankotri Lekhan, Mamera, or a simple Mandap Mahurat puja require a decor style that feels rooted and respectful. We don't believe in overwhelming these intimate moments with unnecessary clutter. Instead, we use elements that complement the gravity of the occasion—think traditional Shreenathji paintings, Pichwai art panels, and curated brass accents that bring warmth to the venue.
Why Venue Familiarity Matters
We have spent years working at Hiravati Banquet and Siddharth Banquet, and we have learned that every venue has its own flow. For a traditional puja, the challenge is often balancing the needs of the priest and the family with the desire for a beautiful backdrop. We know where to place the seating, how to arrange the floral strings for optimal photos, and how to use lighting to ensure the space feels sacred throughout the ceremony.
Planning Your Setup
If you have a specific vision, we can work with it. Whether you want to incorporate specific family heirlooms, a preferred color palette for your florals, or a unique entrance arch that welcomes guests, we are here to execute it. Our focus is on seamless execution so you can worry about the ceremony, not the decorations.
Common elements we incorporate:
- Floral Accents: Fresh mogra, genda (marigold) strings, and seasonal blooms.
- Traditional Props: Brass Urlis, traditional swing seating (Jhula), and ornate pedestals.
- Thematic Art: Pichwai-inspired backdrops and traditional symbolic motifs.
- Lighting: Soft, warm focus lighting that highlights the decor without distracting from the rituals.
Forum Decorators
We’re Forum Decorators, and we live for the ‘wow’ in weddings. We take your traditional rituals and give them a thoughtful, artistic touch that honors the occasion perfectly.
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