Bright floral stage
A raised stage in front of a wall of flowers in orange, pink and green, with low seating for the bride and colourful mooras around it.
Ask about this design →Colour, dhol and celebration
Mehndi & Mayun Decor
The most colourful night of the wedding. We design Mehndi and Mayun setups full of marigolds, floor seating, lights and space for the dhol and the dances your family has been practising for weeks.
About the Mehndi
Mehndi is the night the bride's family, and often the groom's, celebrates with henna, music and dance, usually a day or two before the baraat. Mayun, also called Ubtan, comes a few days earlier: the bride is dressed in yellow and the elders apply ubtan to her hands and face.
Mehndi décor is loud and bright on purpose: yellow, orange, green and pink, garlands of genda and motia, rilli and truck-art motifs, and plenty of floor seating so everyone can gather around the dholki.
What we take care of
- Themed stage with a floral or fabric backdrop
- Floor seating with gaddas, cushions and takht
- Genda and motia garlands, phoolon ki chadar
- Mehndi thaals, candles and diyas
- Dhol, dholki and dance floor space
- Fairy lights, lanterns and parasol canopies
- Henna artists for the bride and guests
- Mayun / Ubtan setup with yellow draping
Mehndi decor designs
Pick a look you love, or mix ideas. Every design is adjusted to your venue, colours and budget.
Genda phool garlands
Strings of marigold and jasmine hung from the ceiling or a pergola. Simple, fragrant and the most classic Mehndi look.
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Gadda & cushion seating
Low gaddas, embroidered cushions and takhts arranged around the dholki so elders and youngsters sit together for the songs.
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Paisley drapes & entrance
Orange and mustard drapes with paisley and mirror-work panels framing the entrance or the photo corner.
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Parasols & open canopy
A canopy of coloured fabric and hanging parasols over the seating and dining area, ideal for evening lawn functions.
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Mehndi thaal & centrepieces
Decorated thaals with henna cones, candles and marigolds for the rasm, with matching centrepieces for the guest tables.
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Mehndi questions
Yes, many families combine them. We can set up a daytime Mayun in yellow and switch the décor to Mehndi for the evening, or plan them as two separate events.
Yes. We coordinate dhol players, DJs and henna artists as part of the event. Tell us roughly how many guests want henna so we book enough artists.
Of course. Rooftops, lawns, driveways and drawing rooms all work. We use canopies, floor seating and lighting to make the space feel like a proper venue.
