Our Work
Panigrahana does two things: we plan the wedding and we design and build the decor. 500+ celebrations, from Goa’s beaches to Bali’s clifftops, from palace ballrooms to jungle resorts — every mandap, stage and installation drawn by our architects and built by our own team.
Wedding portfolio · Panigrahana
Real Work by
Panigrahana Studio
Design & production
Mandaps, stages, floral installations and lighting from our in-house studio.
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We do two things.
What we do
Both, for the same wedding, under one brief — which is why the drawing and the build never argue with each other.
Wedding planning
Venue shortlisting and negotiation, budget and payment schedule, vendor selection and management, guest and room-block logistics, the run-sheet, and a planner on the ground for every function. Zero vendor commissions — you pay vendors directly, and the planning fee is quoted for the agreed scope. The full planning scope
Design and decor
Our founders are architects. Every mandap, stage, backdrop and floral installation on this page was drawn by our design team and built by our own in-house production team in our studio — nothing rented, nothing bought in as a stock set. See how we design decor
Two weddings,
drawn and built.
The story behind the design
Minole & Mir
They met at Hampi, so the reception stage was built as a stepped pushkarani. They did not want a mandap, so the lotus canopy was rigged to the ceiling with no pillars touching the floor. Every surface is patchwork stitched from tailoring offcuts, old sarees and mill waste, and all 7,400 flowers were hand-stitched in our studio and filled with fabric waste. The decor is in storage, ready to be built again.
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Lindsay & Dharmin
An American bride and an Indian groom who chose two complete ceremonies over one blended compromise. A traditional South Indian mandap built on the sand facing the sea, a separate American ceremony on the lawn with nothing borrowed between them, and a haldi built in Goa’s blue-and-white azulejo rather than the usual marigold yellow.
Read the wedding story14 celebrations from 500+ weddings
The wedding stories
Each one written up in full: the brief, the venue, what we drew and what we built.
Aakash & Priya
Taj Exotica Resort & Spa, GoaA 200-guest beach ceremony.Explore the celebration
Akash & Preethi
Alila Diwa, GoaTerracotta and rice paddies; jasmine and lotus.Explore the celebration
Kartik & Manasi
The Leela, GoaForty-six acres of coconut grove, used end to end.Explore the celebration
Lindsay & Dharmin
The St. Regis Goa ResortTwo complete ceremonies, nothing blended.Explore the celebration
Minole & Mir
Mukta Hall, Chamara Vajra, BangaloreA reception stage built as a Hampi step well.Explore the celebration
Nandan & Revathi
Taj Bekal Resort & Spa, KeralaAn infinity pool meeting the Arabian Sea.Explore the celebration
Nikhil & Meena
AYANA Resort and Spa, BaliThe Segara lawn, ocean on three sides.Explore the celebration
Nikhil & Shreeja
Radisson Blu Resort, Cavelossim, GoaFour hundred guests from seven states.Explore the celebration
Rohan & Kavya
BVLGARI Resort, BaliA mandap on a cliff 150 metres above the ocean.Explore the celebration
Sandeep & Meghana
The Ritz-Carlton, Bangalore18,000 peonies from the ballroom ceiling.Explore the celebration
Siddharth & Ishita
The St. Regis Goa ResortThree days on a private beachfront.Explore the celebration
Sudarshan & Lakshmi
JW Marriott, BangaloreA Grand Ballroom turned 1920s Bombay Art Deco.Explore the celebration
Varun & Preeti
ITC Gardenia, BangaloreKarnataka farm florals, solar-powered lighting.Explore the celebration
Vikram & Ananya
The Leela Palace, BangaloreFour hundred guests across two palace days.Explore the celebration
A few weddings from our journal.
Real weddings, with the details
Crimson at the Palace: Dania & Mohammad's Reception at The Leela Palace Bengaluru
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A Kalyanam in a Garden: Sharanya & Vishal at MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), Bangalore
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Terracotta and Cane: Ayush & Reedna's Boho Wedding at Ramada Yelahanka, Bangalore
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An Amphitheatre Full of Gold: Nividha & Sanhil at Amita Rasa, Nandi Hills
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Marigold, Mirror-Work and a Ganesha of Bells: Shilpa & Gaurav's Three Days at Amita Rasa
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Two Indias, One Garden: Tanya & Lokeshwar's Fusion Wedding at MG Magnus, Bangalore
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A Proper Reddy Wedding: Kishan & Inchara at Utsavaa, Bangalore
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Vows Over the Water: Mahak & Abhishek at Nature Knots, Bangalore
See the wedding storyWedding decor, in detail.
Explore our decor execution. Select a photograph to view it in full, save it, or add it to your wedding brief.
Amitarasa decor story · JW Marriott Bengaluru Prestige Golfshire decor story
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Watch the celebrations.
Our weddings, in motion
Amita Rasa, Bangalore
A closer look at the mandap, flowers and wedding decor.
Watch on YouTubeSamaya, Bangalore
A full wedding film from Samaya Venue and Leisure.
Watch on YouTubeDivyam & Spruthi, Goa
Divyam and Spruthi on planning their Goa wedding from Australia.
Watch on YouTubeWhat the families say.
In their own words
“Sakshi and her team worked very hard to meet all our requirements, and dealt with many different personalities and stressful times, and made this event a very joyous and memorable occasion for us.”The groom’s parentsThe Tamarind Tree, Bangalore
“We’ve relied on them heavily for everything in this wedding and it’s just been going so smoothly, and it’s just been so well organised, and we’ve been getting so many compliments.”From the familyPlanning, decor and coordination
“I have seen the stage before and after — believe me, it’s unrecognisable.”Arti, a wedding guestOn seeing the finished stage
How a celebration
takes shape.
Inside the design studio
Look closely at the design.
Compare the finished mandap with studies that separate its frame and floral details. The sketch and 3D views were reconstructed after the event to explain the work.
The Tamarind Tree floral portico
White and orange garlands follow the tiled portico, with hanging flower buds below each swag. This model study focuses on the entrance frame and floral pattern before showing our completed ceremony decor.
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Amita Rasa gold mandap
The circular gold mandap, rose-covered canopy and red carpet are the focus of this study. Watch the columns and canopy assemble, then compare the model with our completed setup at Amita Rasa.
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Miraya Greens haldi mandap
Marigold strings hang beneath a yellow canopy in this haldi setup. The film separates the frame, hanging details and flowers so you can see how the space comes together.
Explore the designMiraya Greens reception design
Cane lamps, fabric swags and dried palms give this reception its character. Follow the model as the frame rises and the smaller details are added, before the photograph of our finished decor appears.
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Moongate lakeside floral arches
Three floral arches stand beside the lake, with hanging mirrored globes between the flowers. This study follows the curved frames, flowers and suspended details, then shows the completed installation.
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Caravela Beach Resort light tunnel
Repeated arches create a tunnel over the red carpet. The film builds the frame and light strings in 3D before showing the entrance we produced at Caravela Beach Resort.
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Chamara Vajra suspended lotus mandap
A suspended floral lotus and hanging white garlands sit above the ceremony platform. The model isolates the overhead installation so its layers and depth are easy to see.
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Panchavati Pavilion floral column
Red roses wrap the upper column above a white patterned sleeve. This detail study assembles the column, its geometric sleeve and the flowers, then shows the actual finished detail.
Explore the designRamada Yelahanka reception arches
Three softly lit arches frame this reception backdrop. The study builds the curved panels and adds the fabric and dried-palm floral clusters seen in our completed setup.
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Mandara ceremony pavilion
Floral bands wrap the timber pillars, with a pale canopy and suspended flower pots overhead. The model separates the structure and the floral details before the actual ceremony photograph appears.
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Prangana yellow lattice backdrop
Yellow floral strings and open rectangular frames create a layered backdrop behind the seating. Follow the frame and hanging details into the completed installation.
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Radisson Blu Atria leaf canopy
Palm leaves form the canopy above white garlands and a pale sofa. This model study focuses on the frame, hanging flowers and leafy roof, followed by the finished decor.
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Sheraton Grand floral entrance
Pink and white garlands hang beneath a flower-covered entrance frame. This installation was part of our half-saree ceremony production at Sheraton Grand Bangalore.
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St. Regis Goa mirrored entrance
Reflective wall panels, blue light strips and gold frames turn this entrance into a passage with depth. The reconstruction assembles those layers before revealing the actual installation.
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Zuri Kumarakom marigold backdrop
Orange and yellow marigold strings form the haldi backdrop, with a larger floral motif layered in front. The model shows this floral construction before the photograph of our celebration at The Zuri Kumarakom.
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Amita Rasa marigold cascade
Marigold strings radiate above two front platforms in this Amita Rasa setup. Watch the support structure and flower pattern develop, with closer views of the hanging details before the completed decor photograph.
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Amita Rasa pink jharokha
A stepped arch, patterned upper panel and pink seating form this Amita Rasa jharokha setting. The film draws the profile, builds the layers and moves in on the detail before showing our completed installation.
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Nature’s Knots lantern lounge
Ribbed lanterns hang over the lounge seating at Nature’s Knots. This film moves through the layout, suspended lights and furniture arrangement, then shows the completed setting from our wedding photographs.
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The Tamarind Tree floral swing
Orange garland swags frame a timber swing, with suspended chains and a seat beneath the flowers. The camera moves from the plan to the frame and hanging details, before revealing our completed swing at The Tamarind Tree.
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The Tamarind Tree pink pavilion
Pink fabric gathers around an octagonal pavilion, with floral clusters at the frame. Follow the structure as it rises, move closer to the draping, and compare the model with our finished decor at The Tamarind Tree.
Explore the designAn animated plan, sketch, three-dimensional model and render lead to our actual completed decor photograph. The design studies were reconstructed after the event to explain the finished work; they are not original approval drawings.
Our designers work with our own artisans, welders and carpenters. Layouts, material choices and line-item estimates guide the installation, supported by our warehouse and in-house decor inventory.
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you have in mind.
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A date, a destination, an idea you keep coming back to. You do not need to have everything worked out.
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Before you commit
A design you love.
A plan for your venue.
Bring together your date, guests, design reference and the details still to confirm. Keep the brief, or send it to the studio when you are ready.
Greenery-wrapped pavilion with floral garlands at Mandara
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Pink floral arch framing a seaside mandap at The St. Regis Goa Resort
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Aerial view of guests around the waterside ceremony pavilion at The Zuri Kumarakom
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Use this photograph in my briefPhotographs from the Panigrahana portfolio. A reference does not establish a price, measured layout or current venue permission.