Are these real garlands?

No. They are generated photographs of garland designs, not a specific florist's work.

Is anyone wearing the garland?

No. Each garland is laid out on its own, with no hands and no people.

What are the three views?

Flat lay looks straight down, close-up shows the strand at a low angle, and display is a three-quarter view as a florist presents it.

Can I change the flowers?

Yes. The direction field takes a different flower or colour, such as marigold or red and gold, and the same three views are used.

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Varmala designs: rose and tuberose, pastel orchid, matched pair

Varmala designs — a thick wedding garland of deep red roses banded with white tuberose, a red tassel at the join, laid in a loose circle on a brass platter, a top-down flat lay looking straight down from overhead, soft even daylight with faint shadows under the petals, a bright balance

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Reading 1Rose and tuberose

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Reading 3Matched pair

Photographs of the varmala, also called the jaimala, the garlands the bride and groom place on each other at the wedding. A family usually orders them from a florist and sees them before the day. The pictures show a rose and tuberose garland, a pastel orchid garland and a matched pair laid side by side, each on its own with no one wearing it. Type a different flower or colour in the direction field and the same views carry it.

a reference to show the family before ordering
a mood board for the florist
a planning sheet for the ceremony
a wall print for a wedding planner

Frequently asked questions

Are these real garlands?: No. They are generated photographs of garland designs, not a specific florist's work.
Is anyone wearing the garland?: No. Each garland is laid out on its own, with no hands and no people.
What are the three views?: Flat lay looks straight down, close-up shows the strand at a low angle, and display is a three-quarter view as a florist presents it.
Can I change the flowers?: Yes. The direction field takes a different flower or colour, such as marigold or red and gold, and the same three views are used.

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