Traditional Indian Ceremonies & Floral Artistry

We created a colossal installation for this Mata ki Chowki, inspired by a traditional Baoli (stepwell). The structure, towering at 4.5 meters, is crafted from over 10,000 red sola wood flowers, creating a powerful and artistic focal point.

A long view of the hall decorated for a traditional ceremony. The ceiling is completely covered in garlands of fresh flowers, and magnificent crystal chandeliers add a touch of grandeur to the sacred space.

The entrance to the Mata ki Chowki was designed to symbolize the Kalasha Sthapana, a ritual marking an auspicious beginning. The walkway is lined with floral kalashas and hung with tuberose chandeliers.

A beautiful setup for a traditional ceremony, featuring a Pichwai-inspired backdrop, hanging floral chandeliers of tuberose and carnations, and brass urlis filled with floating flowers and candles.

We adorned the exterior of this modern residence with traditional floral garlands for a wedding celebration. The pink and white flowers create a festive and welcoming facade, signaling a joyous occasion within.

This video showcases the grandeur of a Mata ki Chowki we designed. It features a 40-foot mountain of fragrant Rajnigandha (tuberose), intricate floral chandeliers, and a majestic entrance, all creating an ethereal and divine atmosphere.

A close-up of the hanging floral chandeliers, crafted from strings of tuberose and rings of pink and white carnations. These delicate structures added fragrance and beauty to the traditional decor.

Traditional elements like fresh bananas and brass decor are incorporated into the floral design. These details add authenticity and cultural significance to the ceremony's ambiance.

A view of the ceiling, where dense curtains of red and white flowers create a stunning visual texture. A crystal chandelier hangs in the center, blending traditional floristry with modern luxury.