About Wedding Decoration

Why I Love Wedding Decor

I believe shaadi (wedding) is not just a day, it’s a full-on festival. I get a kick out of turning wild dreams into real, Insta-worthy spaces. Doesn't matter if you want a small haldi at home or a palace-style celebration in another city, I’m all in.

Pre-Wedding Fun, My Way

• Haldi setups are never basic - think custom haldi decor ideas, boho themes, blue pottery, or quirky floral walls (sometimes with sunglasses, kyunki swag zaruri hai!).
• Mehndi corners always have chill vibes - low seating, colourful pillows, or that trending bohemian mehndi setup so your photos pop and guests actually want to sit.
• Sangeet and cocktail nights? I go full Bollywood - LED screens, Madrix light tunnels, neon signs, and disco balls. Sometimes, it’s black-gold glam, sometimes it’s Sufi night - your call.

The Shadi Scene

• Mandaps can be classic genda (marigold) heavy or a pastel dream - even built a floating mandap once. If you want floral mandap decorations, we can go traditional or modern.
• Varmala moments should make people go ‘wah!’ - huge stages, fireworks, cold pyros, and royal entries are my jam. Grand varmala stage design is something I take seriously.

Reception That Feels Grand

• Walkways with red carpets, geometric light fences, or flower aisles.
• Fairy lights, big drapes, and floral ceilings that actually make folks look up.
• Stylish lounges - so people can gossip comfortably.

The Gajanand Way

• I build, not just decorate - facades, multi-level stages, theka sab kuch (everything).
• Obsessed with lighting - programmable LEDs, chandeliers, dramatic uplighting, luxury wedding reception lighting.
• Every wedding gets personalized stuff - custom boards, monograms, props, whatever makes it feel like your story.

Every wedding’s different. I like it that way.