Wedding rangoli: garlanded elephants, swans with a varmala, bridal doli

Wedding rangoli for the house, the mandap entrance or the haldi courtyard during a wedding. The three designs are two decorated elephants under a marigold arch, two swans whose necks curve into a heart over a garland, and a red and gold bridal palanquin hung with marigold. Each comes in rich coloured powder, in flower petals and in powder with ornate gold outlines. A different motif, such as a haldi scene, can be typed in as a request.

• the doorway of a house during a wedding
• a mandap entrance
• a haldi courtyard
• an engagement or pre-wedding floor

Frequently asked questions

Which finish is the richest?

The gold glitter finish, with ornate gold outlines and a scatter of gold along every edge. It is the most ceremonial of the three.

Can I ask for a haldi design?

Yes. Type the motif you want. The nine pictures here are the nine shown, and a new motif is a request, not a promised result.

How long does a flower petal design last?

Powder stays until it is walked on or washed. Flower petals wilt within a day or two, so lay them close to the day of the wedding.

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