Wedding garlands, also known as "varmala" or “jayamala,” have great cultural and symbolic significance in Indian weddings, especially Hindu tradition. These garlands represent love, respect, and acceptance between the bride and groom. Wedding garlands comprise of various elements such as:

The exchange of wedding garlands is a symbol for bringing two individuals together as well as their families; it signifies the beginning of a journey in the form of husband and wife where both will live forever.

In Hindu religion, wedding dandalu are said to be good luck for couples getting married in India who are likely to experience happiness because it’s believed that this brings blessings and good luck to them. The flowers that make up these garlands are chosen based on their auspicious qualities and often signify fertility, wealth and joy.

There’s usually a personal touch added when designing wedding garlands which reflect the couple preferences, cultural background or even wedding theme. Some flowers like roses, jasmine, marigold or orchids can be used to make the desired matrimony wreaths while others may add beads, ribbons or leaves in order to make these wreaths more beautiful.

Choopulu kalisina Shubhavela!!! (The auspicious moment when the eyes meet!!), Addutera is a traditional cloth spread in front of the groom and held vertically by the relatives over the ends, hiding the groom's back of the addutera until the bride arrives at the mandap. The auspicious moment when the couple place the jeelakara bellam on their bridegroom's head is when their eyes meet and the addutera comes down!

This precious moment is meant to be the first time the groom sees the bride. It is as if the whole world has stopped and the eyes begin to speak the language of love and promise! 

We have always been innovative and ingenious in bringing weddings to life with our amazing floral craftsmanship. Our zeal to add a modernistic twist to the Addutera to make your moments of love and promises filled with positivity and hope has brought us here with this magnificent write-up of our creative Adduteras that will surely leave you enchanted!

Steal the glance before the moment! Yes that's right, bring out the child in you with this Jubilee Addutera hand painted with vibrant details of Seetharamula Kalyanam's portrait. Seek the blessings of the ideal couple "Lord Rama and Goddess Sita" to bless the couple and let them sail on their new journey with great understanding and care!

flower pandiris are considered very auspicious in Telugu culture. They are believed to bring blessings, prosperity and good fortune to the people and events they adorn. The use of fresh flowers symbolises purity, beauty and freshness, adding to the auspiciousness of the occasion.

Pandiris are used as decorative elements at weddings and other celebrations. They are meticulously crafted using a variety of flowers such as jasmine, roses, marigolds and orchids, arranged in intricate patterns and designs. These floral arrangements add colour, fragrance and visual appeal to the venue, creating a festive and celebratory atmosphere.

Flower pandiris are often placed at the entrance to wedding venues to welcome guests and invite them to join in the festivities. The sight of these beautifully decorated structures sets a happy and welcoming tone for the event, signalling the beginning of a joyous celebration.

The use of flower pandiris at Telugu weddings is a long-standing tradition that has been passed down through generations. They reflect the rich cultural heritage of the region and are cherished as symbols of tradition, beauty and elegance.

Floral jewelry, an attractive and usual jewelry worn by brides on their wedding days as well as other important events, is made of natural flowers designed into different forms such as necklaces, earrings, bracelets, hair pins and anklets. Below are certain important things about floral jewelry:

Floral jewelry enhances the bride's outfit with the touch of nature’s beauty. The flower’s bright colours, thin petals and pleasant smell improve the bride’s look and create a fascinating impression.

Floral jewelry is available in many styles and designs making it possible for brides to choose those pieces that are compatible with their attires and personal preferences. Floral jewelry can be tailored to suit a bride’s tastes whether it is a simple crown of flowers or a necklace that commands attention or even cascading bouquet. Cultures and traditions related to many regions have attached symbolic importance to flowers. In marriage ceremonies, flowers symbolize love, chastity, fruitfulness as well as new beginnings. On wedding day people believe that wearing floral jewelry brings blessings to the couple’s family life that will lead them both into happiness and affluence. By using seasonal blossoms in their wedding dressings through floral accessories bride can add seasonality factor in her entire look. Brides can choose flowers that are in bloom at the time of their wedding depending on the theme of their weddings. 

The floral arrangements can be customized to match bridal bouquets and other floral designs in the wedding venue. Florists can create bespoke pieces using different combinations of flowers, colors and textures to achieve a desired look. Flower jewelry is lightweight and comfortable to wear, making it ideal for hours of wedding celebrations. Unlike traditional metal jewelry, floral jewelry is gentle on the skin and does not irritate or irritate the skin.

Floral jewelery is environmentally friendly and sustainable, as it is made from natural materials that can be composted after use. It is a green alternative to traditional jewelery made of metal and precious stones, and appeals to eco-conscious brides.

The haldi ceremony at an Indian wedding is a pre-wedding ritual in which turmeric powder is applied to the skin of the bride and groom before marriage, for purification and beauty. Although the turmeric jewelery is not as elaborate as the bridal jewelery worn in a wedding ceremony, there are some traditional items associated with turmeric