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Grand Mandaps and Custom Wedding Ceremony Design

byThe Wedding Design CompanyPan-India services; Consultation at office in Jangpura, New DelhiStarts from8,00,000 per wedding project (Management & Design Fee)View full gallery

From temple-inspired courtyards to palace settings, we build ceremony spaces that feel as significant as the vows spoken within them.

A video tour of the 'Lal Bagh' wedding ceremony in Kochi, a bespoke architectural marvel we built on an open lawn to recreate a sacred temple experience. The space is drenched in auspicious red, from the floral decor to the mounds of sindoor.

The 'Lal Bagh' mandap in Kochi, featuring a massive, handcrafted floral chandelier in shades of red and orange. This centerpiece was created by artisans from West Bengal, with each shola flower handmade, painted, and strung with mauli threads.

The groom's entrance at the Lal Bagh wedding. The grand scale of the custom-built temple structure, with its towering red pillars and cascading flowers, creates a powerful and unforgettable moment.

A beautiful ritual during the 'Lal Bagh' ceremony. Our design ensures that even in a grand setting, the focus remains on the couple and the sacred traditions they are observing.

A wide view of the 'Lal Bagh' mandap, showing how we transformed an empty lawn into a majestic temple courtyard. The design includes grand pillars, intricate backdrops, and seating arranged for an immersive guest experience.

Details from our temple-inspired wedding design, featuring traditional brass diyas and thaals filled with sindoor and fresh flowers. We source authentic elements to create a truly spiritual ambiance.

Mounds of sindoor, a key element of our 'Lal Bagh' design concept. This use of bold, traditional color creates a powerful visual canvas and adds a striking, innovative touch to the decor.

The bride's breathtaking entrance under a custom 'phoolon ki chadar' made of baby's breath and soft pink roses. This moment marks the beginning of the ceremony in our dreamy floral oasis.

Cascading floral chandeliers made of tuberoses and pink blooms frame the entrance to the wedding ceremony. This design element created a soft, ethereal transition into the main event space.

The grand entrance for the baraat, lined with horse statues and leading through arches adorned with floral curtains. We designed this pathway to build anticipation for the spectacular ceremony ahead.

About Grand Mandaps & Ceremonies

The mandap is where the promises are made, so we build it to last. Whether we are recreating a temple on an open lawn or setting a stage against a palace backdrop, we handle the complex structural engineering and floral logistics so you and your family can focus on the ceremony rather than the chaos behind the scenes.

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