The mehndi is the first function of the week, and its colour palette usually sets the tone for everything that follows. We handle the floral staging, dholki setup and evening lighting, and brief florists early in the day so everything is fresh by the time guests arrive.
Floral Staging & Dholki Setup
Marigold, jasmine and seasonal florals staged for both the couple's seating and the dholki performance area.
Colour Palette & Thematic Styling
A palette chosen early, since it typically carries through into the rest of the week's design language.
Performance & Dholki Logistics
Seating and sound arranged around family performances rather than treated as an afterthought.
Evening Lighting Design
Lighting built for an evening function specifically, warmer and more layered than a daytime setup.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far ahead should mehndi decor be finalized?
We usually lock the palette and floral order two to three weeks out, since fresh flowers are sourced close to the date.
Do you coordinate dance and dholki performances?
We handle the staging, seating and sound for performances; choreography itself is typically arranged by the family.
Can mehndi and baraat happen on different days?
Yes, that is the most common format — see our full wedding timeline for how the week is usually sequenced.
Related: Mehndi themes we’re designing this season · Wedding event timeline: mehndi to walima
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