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A greenery-wrapped ceremony pavilion at Mandara

The supplied portfolio photographs record a pavilion wrapped in greenery and floral garlands at Mandara. A second view shows brass lamps around the ceremony area. Together, the two views make this a useful reference for a design that responds to an existing pavilion rather than treating the ceremony as a blank wall.

Greenery-wrapped pavilion with floral garlands at Mandara
Bangalore · Mandara

Greenery-wrapped pavilion with floral garlands at Mandara

Panigrahana portfolio · supplied project photograph

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Ceremony pavilion with brass lamps at Mandara
Bangalore · Mandara

Ceremony pavilion with brass lamps at Mandara

Panigrahana portfolio · supplied project photograph

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Start with the relationship between the green frame and the open space beneath it. If this is the part you want to carry into your own wedding, save the wider view and say so in the brief. If the lamps are the important detail, save the closer view as well. The design discussion can then separate the overall structure from the elements placed around the ritual space.

For your venue, confirm which parts of an existing pavilion can be dressed and where the family needs access. Ask the planning and design teams to show the entry route and seated sightlines on the same drawing. These are questions for adapting the reference; the photographs alone do not establish the measurements or permissions of another venue.

Project reference and credits

Recorded venue
Mandara
Destination
Bangalore
Image source
Supplied Panigrahana project photographs, shown with the existing portfolio record.

Venue links identify the location. They are not a list of contracted suppliers. No photographer, caterer or other vendor is named here without a recorded credit.

Project credit text and sharing notes

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By Panigrahana Weddings · Published 11 September 2026