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Grand Chappara Entrances

byCharan Mamatha Event InstituteDecorates events across BengaluruStarts from12,000 per event setupView full gallery

I build every chappara by hand, weaving coconut and palm leaves to create a traditional, eco-friendly welcome for your guests. From sugarcane pillars to authentic floral thoranas, I make your entrance look divine.

A complete view of a traditional wedding *chappara* I built. The structure is made from woven coconut leaves with a red and white flower border, and the pillars are decorated with sugarcane and flower bouquets.

This *chappara* for a housewarming ceremony features pillars made from banana stems and a roof woven from coconut leaves. The yellow and white flower garlands add a festive touch to the entrance.

Here is a wide view of a wedding house entrance. I created a large *chappara* with checkered-pattern woven leaves and pillars decorated with sugarcane and fresh flowers.

I am proud of this large, eco-friendly *chappara* built for a residence. The entire structure, from the pillars to the roof, is made with natural materials like woven leaves and flower garlands.

A beautiful and auspicious entrance for a housewarming, featuring a handmade *chappara* with a temple-style dome. The pillars are made of sugarcane, and the entire setup is decorated with fresh marigold flowers.

My team and I standing proudly in front of a completed *chappara*. It's a joy to see our hard work come to life and create a beautiful entrance for our clients.

This is me with a finished *chappara* at night. The structure is decorated with black sugarcane pillars and yellow and white flower garlands, all lit up for the evening celebration.

Standing in front of another one of my creations. This housewarming *chappara* features intricate leaf weaving on the pillars and a beautiful floral *thorana* at the top.

This video shows the transformation of a simple house entrance into a grand, traditional gateway. I used banana plants and woven coconut leaves to create an auspicious welcome for a *gruhapravesha*.

A closer look at the details of a *chappara* pillar. I used real sugarcane stalks, paddy crops (*batha*), and fresh flowers to create a truly authentic and rustic look.

About Grand Chappara Entrances

Creating these chapparas is not just decoration, it is hard work that takes my team 8 to 10 hours of on-site effort to weave the coconut leaves and bamboo structure fresh for your event. Because I use 100% natural materials—no plastic or artificial frames—each piece is built specifically for your venue's unique entrance area.

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