Indian wedding decorations, just like Indian wedding invitations, are very elaborate. Indian wedding festivities also take place not only in a single day but actually last a few days and may even extend up to one week. You can therefore imagine how much time and effort setting up Indian wedding decorations require.

The mandapa where the main wedding event takes place requires the greatest amount of attention. If you are having a traditional wedding, then you need to rent a pillared pavilion. Such a pavilion needs to be draped with rich, colorful fabrics; red is a favorite but some prefer gold and silver to create a jewel-like setting. Flowers are a must, of course, as well as elaborate, throne-like seats for the groom and bride. If you don’t have the time to prepare for such a lavish affair, you can simply rent a regular wedding venue then install a canopied tent to replace the traditional mandapa. If you need ideas for your Indian wedding decorations, you can visit MandapDesign.com or MandapWorld.com.