Classic red & gold stage
Crimson drapes, gold frames and a wall of red and white roses behind a royal sofa. The timeless barat look.
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Baraat Decor & Planning
The biggest day of the wedding. We plan the stage, the walkway, the lighting and the two moments everyone waits for: the barat arriving and the bride's entry.
About the Baraat
The Baraat is the day the groom arrives at the bride's venue with his family and friends, the barat, usually with a dhol, fireworks and sometimes a decorated car, horse or buggi. The Nikkah is often performed the same day, followed by dinner and the rukhsati, when the bride leaves with the groom's family.
Baraat décor is traditionally the richest of all the events: deep reds, maroons and gold, full floral stages, crystal lighting and a grand entrance walkway.
What we take care of
- Main stage with floral backdrop and sofa
- Entrance gate and floral walkway
- Barat welcome with rose petals and dhol
- Bridal entry under a floral chadar or canopy
- Stage, ambient and fairy lighting
- Groom's car or buggi decoration
- Photography and videography
- Rukhsati setup and send-off
Baraat decor designs
Pick a look you love, or mix ideas. Every design is adjusted to your venue, colours and budget.
Floral arch & walkway
A floral arch and a lined walkway from the entrance to the stage, framing the barat's arrival and the bride's entry.
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Draped stage with lighting
Layers of sheer draping washed in coloured light for a dramatic, modern stage that photographs beautifully.
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Buggi & fireworks entry
The groom arrives in a decorated buggi or car with fireworks and dhol, a moment the whole barat remembers.
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Dulha styling
Sehra, kulla and garlands coordinated with the stage colours, plus haar for the groom's family.
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Couple portraits
A planned photo session for the bride and groom, with the stage and walkway lit for portraits.
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Baraat questions
Yes, and most families do this. We set up a separate nikkah corner or room so the ceremony is calm before the main event starts.
It depends on the venue and local rules. We check with the venue first and only plan aatish-baazi where it is permitted and safe.
Stage and floral décor are usually set up on the day, a few hours before guests arrive. Large marquee setups may need the day before.
