In-house design, florals, lighting, tenting and production under one accountable team. You approve a photo-real 3D render first, then we build exactly that — on time, on budget, at any venue in Delhi NCR.
Delhi Event Company is a full-service wedding decorator in Delhi NCR handling mandap decor, reception stages, haldi and mehndi setups, floral design, draping, lighting, tenting and full wedding production in-house. We have decorated 1800+ weddings since 2010 with a 4.9★ rating from 640 families. Intimate weddings start at ₹58,000, a 250-guest banquet wedding averages ₹2.5-4.5 lakh, and grand farmhouse weddings scale to ₹15 lakh+. Every project includes a 3D design before booking. Call +91-9355056666.
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A four-pillar mandap dressed in fresh roses, orchids and marigold strings with a mirrored ceiling frame, carved wooden chowki and phera-safe fire clearance. Built on-site the same morning so the flowers stay fresh through the muhurat, and lit with warm pin-spots that keep faces glowing in every photograph.
A modern glass-and-acrylic mandap with fibre-optic drops, crystal chandeliers overhead and a lit acrylic floor that reflects the couple's outfits. Ideal for hotel ballrooms in Aerocity and Dwarka where ceiling height allows drama without heavy structures or drilling into venue surfaces.
Hand-carved Rajasthani wooden mandap with brass bells, cotton torans and terracotta pots — the choice for families who want an authentic, pandit-approved ritual space. Comes with elder seating, cushioned floor pads and a discreet ramp so grandparents can join the pheras comfortably.
An open-air mandap on Chattarpur or Rajokri lawns with hanging floral chandeliers, uplit trees and a raised platform so all 400 guests get a clear view. Wind-rated structure, mist fans in summer and patio heaters in winter are included in the build.
A giant circular floral ring behind the couple's seating, filled with roses, hydrangeas and baby's breath, mounted on a matte-black frame. It doubles as the reception photo point after the ceremony, saving one full decor line item from your wedding budget.
A P3 indoor LED wall behind the reception sofa running a custom love-story loop, synced with side florals and a mirror-finish ramp. Content is designed in-house from your pre-wedding shoot, so the stage feels personal rather than a rented template setup.
A performance-ready sangeet stage with truss lighting, moving heads, haze machine, DJ riser and a family green-room corner. Choreographer-friendly dimensions with a non-slip dance floor and monitor speakers so every family performance actually lands.
Low seating with block-print cushions, pampas and marigold umbrellas, cane jhoola and mirror-work canopies. Shaded lounge zones keep guests cool during Delhi afternoons, and a dedicated lit mehndi-artist corner keeps queues away from the photo area.
Wall-to-wall marigold curtains, yellow drapes, matka props and a haldi throne swing with easy-clean flooring underneath. Everything is stain-tolerant, so the family can be as playful as they like without worrying about damaging venue furniture or costly rentals.
A floral archway entrance with lit pathway pillars, carpet runner, welcome signage and a shehnai nook. First impressions decide how guests talk about a wedding, so this gets the same design attention as the main stage does.
Lit gate frames, dhol platform, ghodi decor, fireworks-free cold pyro and marshals managing traffic on the approach road. Cleared with the venue and local police for Delhi's noise and timing rules so the baraat never gets cut short.
A varmala moment engineered with cold sparklers, low-lying dry-ice fog, flower-shower cannons and a rehearsed lighting cue. The photographer and DJ get a written cue sheet so the shot is captured cleanly the first time.
Suspended floral rings, cascading vines and fairy-light layers that transform a plain banquet ceiling into the most photographed element of the night. Rigged on independent trusses with load certificates, never on venue false ceilings.
Full hall draping in satin, chiffon or velvet to hide dated banquet walls, plus fluted pillars and pelmets that match the palette. One of the most cost-effective ways to make an ordinary Delhi venue look bespoke.
Warm uplighters, gobo monograms, chandeliers and facade wash lighting programmed on a single DMX console. Light levels are set for both the eye and the camera, so photographs need minimal flash and the mood stays intimate.
Layered table linen, charger plates, candle cloches, name calligraphy and low florals that never block conversation. Designed with the caterer's service plan so waiters have clear access at every seated round.
A styled selfie wall with neon signage, props, ring lighting and instant prints in a custom frame. Placed away from the buffet queue so it creates energy instead of a bottleneck at peak dinner time.
A velvet loveseat, side florals, ottomans and a low table where the couple can receive guests comfortably between rituals. Includes a hidden fan, water station and touch-up mirror behind the setup.
A soft-floor play area with ball pool, colouring desk, balloon artist and two trained attendants. Parents relax, kids stay out of the aisles, and your ceremony video stays free of unplanned cameos.
A backlit bar counter, mirrored back-shelf, custom drink menu boards and signature-cocktail signage in the wedding palette. Bar flair lighting is separated from ambient lights so the zone reads distinct after sundown.
Full design and execution for Jaipur, Udaipur, Rishikesh, Jim Corbett and Goa weddings, managed from Delhi. Transport, on-site crew accommodation, local vendor coordination and a site-recce visit are built into the quotation.
End-to-end lawn design for Chattarpur, Mehrauli, Rajokri and Sohna Road farmhouses — zoning, tenting, flooring, power backup and weather contingency planned around your guest flow rather than a copy-paste layout.
Decor built to five-star venue rules: no drilling, no open flame, fire-retardant fabric certificates and overnight install windows. We handle the hotel's technical approvals so the family never sees that paperwork.
A complete visual reset for mid-size Delhi banquets — draping, false ceiling florals, entrance restyling and lighting that hides the venue's existing carpet and chandeliers instead of fighting them.
Respectful, restrained decor for Anand Karaj and temple weddings, using permitted materials, seated matting, palki decor and clear circulation aisles agreed with the committee in advance.
A compact, elegant setup for registrar and court weddings — floral arch, signing table styling, two-photographer coverage support and a cake corner for the small group celebration afterwards.
Terrace and drawing-room weddings for 30-60 guests with no-drill rigging, silent power, compact mandap and a two-hour install. Perfect for families who want warmth over scale.
Palki sahib decor, sangat seating carpets, floral pathways and a shoe-station design that keeps the darbar hall dignified while still looking beautifully dressed for the family photographs.
Separate-seating friendly layouts, sherwani-stage design, nikah-nama signing table and elegant crescent floral motifs, planned with the qazi's timing so no ritual is rushed.
Banana-stem pillars, jasmine strings, kolam flooring, brass lamps and a muhurat-timed morning install for Iyer, Iyengar and Telugu ceremonies held in Delhi NCR venues.
Shonai-red-and-white palette, alpana flooring, topor motifs, dhak platform and a chhadnatolla circle designed exactly as the priest's ritual sequence requires.
Bandhani drapes, mirror-work canopies, jharokha backdrops, camel-cart props and puppetry corners that turn the venue into a Rajasthani haveli without looking like a costume set.
Arched jaali screens, water-mirror runways, brass lanterns and rose-carpet aisles inspired by Delhi's own Mughal heritage — a favourite for winter receptions on large lawns.
Ivory, blush and sage palettes with clean geometry, monochrome florals and hidden light sources. Designed for couples who want the photographs to feel editorial rather than ornate.
Vintage posters, film-reel props, neon Hindi typography and a retro dance floor — an easy crowd-pleaser for sangeet nights with mixed-age guest lists.
Thousands of warm fairy lights woven through trees, canopies and walkways with lit swings and lantern clusters. Delivers the highest visual impact per rupee of any outdoor theme we build.
Fire pits, kilim rugs, floor cushions, blankets and patio heaters that turn a December Delhi lawn into the warmest corner of the wedding, with fire-safety marshals on standby.
German hangar or pagoda tenting with raised flooring, drainage channels and transparent panels, so an unexpected Delhi shower never becomes a crisis mid-ceremony.
Fresh-flower decoration for the vidaai car or vintage convertible, styled to match the mandap palette and fitted without damaging paintwork or blocking the driver's view.
A fresh-flower chadar carried by the brothers, rose-petal pathway, cold-pyro send-off and a coordinated cue with the photographer for the most emotional shot of the day.
Couple-name neon signs, hashtag boards, direction signage, seating charts and menu cards designed in one typographic family so the whole wedding feels art-directed.
Hand-lettered welcome boards, table numbers and ritual-explainer cards that help out-of-town and non-Hindu guests follow every ceremony with ease.
Curated favours — brass diyas, dry-fruit boxes, plantable seed cards — packed in palette-matched boxes with personalised tags and displayed on a styled gifting table.
A 12x8 ft fresh-flower wall that becomes the busiest photo point of the evening, refreshed with a hidden misting line so it looks just as good at midnight as at 7 pm.
Permission-checked drone coverage coordination for lawn weddings, with lighting laid out for aerial framing and a no-fly buffer around the mandap for guest safety.
Camera-first lighting design with high-CRI fixtures, backlight separation and flicker-free dimming, agreed with your film team during the recce so nothing is fixed in post.
Facade or stage projection mapping for grand entries and reveal moments, mapped to your venue's geometry with a full technical rehearsal the night before.
Line-array sound with delay towers for large lawns, wireless mics for the pandit and anchor, and Delhi-compliant decibel management so the music never gets shut down mid-baraat.
Silent DG sets, distribution boards, RCD protection and cable matting under carpets. Redundant feeds mean a power dip never darkens your mandap or stops the live band.
Chiavari or cushioned seating, cocktail tables, bar stools and lounge clusters laid out for real guest flow, with elder and wheelchair seating planned near the ritual area.
Uniformed valet team, ushers, cloak counter and a crew supervisor with a printed run-sheet, so guests are guided from the car park to their seats without ever asking for directions.
End-to-end planning across all functions — vendor negotiation, budget tracker, timeline, hotel blocks and on-day management by a five-member crew with a written minute-by-minute schedule.
Photo-real 3D renders and a video walkthrough of every setup before a single flower is bought, so the family approves the look with zero guesswork or last-minute surprises.
A smart-value decor plan for 150-200 guests using high-impact draping, lighting and one hero floral element instead of spreading a small budget thinly across ten average setups.
Prices are indicative starting points for Delhi NCR and vary with guest count, venue and season. Share your date for an exact quotation.
Three starting points, each fully customisable. Nothing is hidden — transport, crew, GST and teardown are stated inside the quotation, never added later.
Share your date, venue, guest count and budget on WhatsApp. Within 24 hours you get a mood board and a line-itemised estimate — no vague lump-sum quotes.
Our designer visits the venue, records ceiling heights, power points, rigging options and venue rules so the design is buildable, not just beautiful on paper.
Photo-real renders and a walkthrough video of every setup. Revise as many times as you need until the family agrees on the final look.
Florals, tenting, lighting, furniture and crew are booked and a minute-by-minute run sheet is shared with your photographer, caterer and pandit.
Setup begins 8-14 hours before the muhurat. A supervisor runs a 40-point checklist covering safety, load ratings, light levels and finish quality.
A five-member crew stays through the event for live fixes, then dismantles overnight so your venue deposit is returned intact.
Our crews know the loading bays, rigging points and venue rules of most major Delhi NCR banquets, farmhouses and hotels — which is why installs finish before the family arrives.
GK, Vasant Kunj, Chattarpur & Saket — farmhouse and hotel weddings with valet-heavy guest lists.
Janakpuri, Rajouri, Punjabi Bagh & Dwarka — large banquet weddings with 400-800 guests.
Model Town, Rohini, Pitampura & Civil Lines — traditional Punjabi and Marwari wedding decor.
Preet Vihar, Mayur Vihar & Laxmi Nagar — value-focused banquet packages with strong lighting design.
Golf Course Road, Sohna Road & Manesar — five-star ballroom and resort weddings.
Sector 18, Greater Noida & Indirapuram — society clubhouse and expressway banquet weddings.
Surajkund & Sector 21 — lawn weddings with tenting, heaters and full production.
Jaipur, Udaipur, Rishikesh, Corbett & Goa — planned and crewed from our Delhi office.
“The mandap was exactly like the 3D render — my mother cried when she saw it. Their crew stayed till 4 am and the venue deposit came back in full.”
Ridhi & Arjun“We had three functions in two days and never once had to chase a vendor. The hotel's no-drill rules were handled entirely by their team.”
Sneha Malhotra“We got quotes from six decorators in Delhi. Theirs was the only one that itemised every rupee, and the final bill matched it to the last line.”
Kunal SethiDelhi has hundreds of wedding decorators, and almost all of them will show you the same folder of beautiful photographs. The difference between a wedding that runs smoothly and one that turns stressful is rarely the mood board — it is execution capacity, venue knowledge and how honest the quotation is.
Many Delhi decorators are brokers who subcontract florals, lighting and tenting to three different suppliers. When something goes wrong at 6 pm, each blames the other. Ask directly which elements the company owns and crews itself. We keep design, florals, structures, lighting and production in-house, with one supervisor answerable for the whole build.
A single lump-sum figure for "complete decor" is where budgets get lost. A proper quotation lists mandap, stage, entrance, draping, ceiling, lighting count, furniture, crew, transport, teardown and GST separately. That way you can trim one line instead of renegotiating the entire wedding.
A five-star ballroom in Aerocity, a Chattarpur farmhouse and a Rohini banquet each demand a completely different approach to rigging, power and fire compliance. Ask for photographs from your exact venue, or at least one of the same type, and ask who submits the venue's technical paperwork.
Reference images from Pinterest rarely translate directly to an Indian banquet layout with a buffet, a stage and 400 chairs. A photo-real 3D of your actual venue removes that gap and gives the family something concrete to approve.
Delhi weddings run through 45°C summers, monsoon showers and 4°C December nights. Ask what happens if it rains, whether the structures carry load certificates, whether fabrics are fire-retardant and how many crew stay on-site through the event. A decorator who cannot answer this quickly has not planned it.
November to February is peak wedding season in Delhi NCR, and the best floral teams and lighting crews are committed months ahead. Booking 3-5 months out costs less and gives you a far wider choice of design than a four-week rush.
As a working benchmark: intimate home and court weddings ₹58,000-₹1.2 lakh; a 150-guest banquet wedding ₹1.45-2.4 lakh; a 250-300 guest wedding with three functions ₹3-5 lakh; a 400+ guest farmhouse wedding with theme decor, tenting and production ₹7-15 lakh; destination weddings quoted after a recce. Florals typically account for 35-45% of a decor budget, which is the fastest lever if you need to reduce cost without losing impact — swapping one hero floral element for dramatic lighting usually keeps the wedding looking richer for less.
Delhi Event Company is among the most-booked wedding decorators in Delhi NCR with 1800+ weddings delivered since 2010 and a 4.9★ rating from 640 families. We design and execute in-house — mandap, stage, florals, lighting, tenting and production — so one team is accountable for the entire look instead of five separate vendors blaming each other on the wedding day.
Intimate home and court weddings start around ₹58,000. A typical 250-guest banquet wedding with mandap, stage, entrance and lighting lands between ₹2.5 and ₹4.5 lakh. Large farmhouse weddings with tenting, theme decor and production usually run ₹6-15 lakh, and destination weddings are quoted after a site recce. Every quotation is line-itemised.
Yes. We work across all of Delhi NCR including Noida, Greater Noida, Gurgaon, Faridabad, Ghaziabad and Sohna Road, plus destination weddings in Jaipur, Udaipur, Rishikesh, Jim Corbett and Goa managed from our Delhi office.
For peak season dates in November, December, January and February, book 3-5 months ahead. Off-season and weekday dates can often be confirmed in 3-4 weeks. Once your venue is locked we can hold a tentative date for seven days while the design is finalised.
Yes. We regularly execute in five-star hotels and gated societies with no-drill, no-open-flame and fire-retardant-fabric rules, and we submit the venue's technical paperwork, insurance and crew ID lists on your behalf so the family never handles that coordination.
Photo-real 3D renders and a walkthrough video are provided for every confirmed project, and for large enquiries we share a concept mood board free of charge before you commit to anything.
Every outdoor plan ships with a written weather contingency — pagoda or hangar tenting on standby, raised flooring, drainage channels, and in summer, mist fans and coolers. The contingency crew is booked in advance, not arranged in a panic on the day.
Yes. We can deliver decor only, or a complete wedding with catering, photography, choreography, artists, hotel blocks and guest management on a single invoice with GST, which most families find simpler to track.
Absolutely — bring your references and we will tell you honestly what is achievable at your venue and budget, then adapt it to your palette, ritual sequence and guest count rather than copying an image that will not work in an Indian banquet layout.
WhatsApp your date, venue, guest count and approximate budget to +91-9355056666, or call us directly. You will receive a line-itemised quotation and a mood board within 24 hours, and a site visit can be arranged the same week.
Share your wedding date, venue and guest count on WhatsApp and receive a mood board plus a line-itemised quotation within 24 hours — no obligation, no pushy follow-ups.
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