Ramada Yelahanka Wedding Bangalore | Real Story — Ayush & Reedna

A boho brief, taken outdoors

Ayush and Reedna wanted a boho wedding, and Ramada by Wyndham Bengaluru Yelahanka gave us the raw material to do it honestly: real trees, a wide lawn and open sky. The mehendi was built around a cane bench with bolster cushions, set against carved wooden screens, with cane bell lanterns hung straight into the branches overhead. Terracotta urns everywhere, jute mats underfoot, cloth-draped plinths carrying the arrangements. Nothing glossy; everything tactile.

Boho mehendi seating with cane bench, carved wooden screens and cane bell lanterns in the trees at Ramada Yelahanka Bangalore — The mehendi: cane bench, carved screens, bells in the branches.

The styling went one step further than most boho sets: fruit. Rose apples, figs and raw mangoes spilled out of the terracotta pots alongside eucalyptus and dried grasses, so the tablescapes read like a harvest rather than a florist's delivery. Guests noticed. Photographers noticed more.

Terracotta pot with eucalyptus and fresh fruit styling detail at a boho wedding in Bangalore — Fruit and eucalyptus in terracotta — the detail that made the tablescapes.

Flowers that don't come from a flower shop

The floral language stayed wild on purpose: sunflowers, dried palm fans, pampas, hanging amaranthus, bare branches, and birds of paradise standing in clay pots like they grew there. Massed in terracotta urns and against curtain backdrops, they gave the wedding its palette — rust, cream, olive and clay — without a single conventional centrepiece.

Boho arrangements of sunflowers and dried florals in terracotta urns against carved screens at Ramada Yelahanka — Sunflowers and dried texture in terracotta urns.

Birds of paradise flowers in terracotta pots against sheer curtains at a boho wedding reception in Bangalore — Birds of paradise in clay pots by candle-warm light.

Sculptural arrangement of bare branches, sunflowers, white roses and dried palm at a boho wedding in Bangalore — Branches, sunflowers and white roses — arranged like a still life, not a bouquet.

Three arches, after dark

The reception stage was three arched panels faced in wooden slats, framed in a cream surround and warmed by uplights, with boho floral clusters breaking the arch edges — dried palm fans, white and peach roses, trailing vines. On a lawn this size the stage had room to breathe, and the tree line behind it turned the backdrop black at night so the arches glowed.

Dried palm and pastel floral installations on curtain backdrop at a boho wedding reception at Ramada Yelahanka Bangalore — Dried palm fans and pastel florals climbing the reception walls.

Why Ramada Yelahanka works for an outdoor wedding

The property (Ramada by Wyndham Bengaluru Yelahanka) pairs one of North Bangalore's biggest lawns with proper hotel infrastructure behind it, and it sits close to the airport road, which matters when half the guest list is flying in. For us, the working facts were simpler: trees strong enough to rig lanterns into, a lawn that swallowed a full three-arch stage build, and a banquet team that was precise about load-in windows and power placement. The event was a super hit with the families, and the venue deserves a share of that credit.