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Traditional Indian Ceremony Decor & Setup

byShamiyanaTakes projects across Delhi NCR; Available at Shamiyana Rooftop, GurugramStarts from12,000 Per Setup (Up to 15 Guests)View full gallery

Bringing a fresh, modern aesthetic to timeless Indian rituals. We turn your Haldi, Mehendi, and Sagan ceremonies into intimate, photo-worthy gatherings.

A vibrant and festive backdrop for a Haldi or Mehndi ceremony. I used curtains in bright yellow and pink, interwoven with strings of fairy lights, to create this joyful and photo-perfect seating area.

A blissful and serene Guruji Satsang hosted at my Gurugram rooftop. The decor features traditional elements like marigold garlands cascading from earthen pots and bowls of fragrant jasmine and rose petals.

A beautiful "Ghajra mohabbat wala" board for a Sagan ceremony. Guests could pick a fresh gajra (floral bracelet) as a party favor, adding a lovely, fragrant, and traditional touch to the evening.

No Indian celebration is complete without tea. I designed this colorful and quirky 'Chai Station' sign for a Sagan evening, creating a dedicated corner for guests to enjoy a warm cup.

A glimpse of a Mehndi event I decorated at the rooftop. The setup included a traditional backdrop with Hindi lettering and seating arrangements with bright yellow accents to match the festive theme.

A modern and elegant Haldi backdrop. This setup features a golden circular arch draped with bright yellow fabric and adorned with garlands of marigolds and white flowers.

POV: You hosted your intimate wedding at the Shamiyana Rooftop. I created this beautiful floral aisle for the couple's pheras, making their small wedding feel grand and special.

My spacious rooftop is also a perfect location for photoshoots. Here, a model poses against a backdrop of marigold garlands, ideal for festive or ethnic wear brand campaigns.

Fun and playful details for a Sagan party. A basket of colorful bubble wands was provided for guests to add a touch of whimsy and fun to the celebration.

A glimpse of my luxury festive decor for a Diwali party. The rooftop pergola is decorated with hanging strings of jasmine flowers and fairy lights, creating a magical and traditional ambiance.

About Traditional Indian Ceremonies

Traditional doesn't have to mean heavy or old-fashioned. For our Haldi and Sagan setups, we lean into clean, interactive details that guests actually notice, like a 'Ghajra mohabbat wala' favor board or a dedicated Chai station, paired with fresh marigold strings rather than excessive, artificial drapery.

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