White & gold stage
An ivory sofa, gilded mirror frames and a canopy of white and blush florals. Classic and elegant.
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Walima Decor & Planning
The groom's family celebrates the new couple. We design Walima setups that feel elegant and calm: soft colours, beautiful tables and a stage made for photos.
About the Walima
The Walima is the reception the groom's family hosts after the nikkah and rukhsati to celebrate the marriage and welcome the bride into her new home. It is a Sunnah, and usually the most relaxed of the wedding events.
Walima décor is lighter than the baraat: whites, ivories, blush pinks, champagne and soft gold, with the focus on fine dining and a graceful stage for the couple.
What we take care of
- Couple stage in pastel or white florals
- Round or long table layouts with linen
- Floral centrepieces and candles
- Catering coordination and dessert table
- Welcome signage and guest seating plan
- Soft ambient and chandelier lighting
- Photography and couple portraits
- Guest management and valet
Walima decor designs
Pick a look you love, or mix ideas. Every design is adjusted to your venue, colours and budget.
Pastel floral lounge
Cream sofas against a bright floral wall. Fresh and light, lovely for a daytime Walima.
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Fine dining tables
Round tables with linen, chiavari chairs, candles and low florals so guests can talk across the table.
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Floral centrepieces
Seasonal white, peach and green arrangements on every table, matched to the stage colours.
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Marquee garden Walima
A white marquee with tall floral stands, a good fit for a lawn or farmhouse Walima.
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Fairy lights & candles
Warm string lights, candles and greenery for a cosy, intimate evening Walima.
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Walima questions
Most families hold it the day after the baraat, but some keep a gap of a few days. We can plan both events together so the décor and vendors are booked in one go.
Both work. Buffets suit larger guest lists; a served dinner feels more formal. We will help you choose based on your guest count and venue.
Yes, and it usually should. A lighter palette after a red baraat makes the two days look distinct in photos.
