The consultation comes with no obligation to book our services
From the mandap to the very last flower — we create décor that brings together family values, sacred rituals, and the vibrant spirit of celebration. Every detail reflects the beauty of your culture, honors ancestral heritage, and highlights the significance of this special moment.
“Everything we create carries purity of intention and the strength of tradition.”
We specialize in floral design for Indian weddings in the USA
the sacred fire of Agni, the journey of two souls begins. The mandap is the place where the family bestows its blessing for a long and luminous life together
the sacred fire of Agni, the journey of two souls begins. The mandap is the place where the family bestows its blessing for a long and luminous life together
What you’ll receive during a free consultation:
The consultation comes with no obligation to book our services
We’ll help you choose the style, florals, and structure that suit your venue — and, most importantly, honor your family’s traditions
1. Personalized mandap ideas
We’ll show design solutions that preserve essential Indian rituals while feeling fresh and contemporary.
4. How to blend tradition with a modern aesthetic
After the consultation, you’ll know how your wedding will look at every stage — from ceremony to celebration
3. A clear visual understanding of the décor
You’ll receive décor ideas for dance and performance areas, photo zones, and details that reflect Indian culture
2. Design concepts for Sangeet and Mehndi
Flowers at an Indian wedding are far more than decoration. They carry sacred meaning, are deeply connected to deities, rituals, family traditions, and the aesthetics of the culture itself. That is why Indian weddings are always filled with flowers — from the mandap to garlands and photo zones.
During the consultation, you’ll learn:
How floral design helps preserve a deep connection to culture, even when the wedding takes place in New York, Miami, or California.
How to combine Indian symbolism with modern florals popular among couples in the USA;
How traditional marigolds, roses, or lotus flowers create the right atmosphere for Hindu or Sikh ceremonies;
Which flowers are best suited for the mandap, and which work beautifully for Mehndi and Sangeet;
Which flowers symbolize blessings and family unity;
Flowers are among the purest offerings in Hindu tradition.
Garlands represent respect, acceptance, and the beginning of the journey of two hearts.
May there be unity of thoughts between you, unity of hearts, and unity of flowers that carry blessings
Floral compositions create an atmosphere of joy and make the wedding visually unforgettable.
Modern Indian-American couples love blending traditional florals with soft luxury accents.
May your hearts bloom like flowers under the light of truth
Key Days and Structure of an Indian Wedding
We understand that an Indian wedding is not just one day, but an entire journey — Mehndi, Sangeet, Haldi, Ceremony, and Reception. We create décor and atmosphere that infuse each ritual with pure intention and the authentic spirit of Indian culture. Our approach to style and detail helps preserve a sacred connection to India’s traditions, even when the wedding takes place in the United States.
DAY 1 — Haldi
The yellow purification ceremony
✔ Family members apply a paste made of turmeric, sandalwood, yogurt, and oils to the bride and groom.
✔ Haldi symbolizes purification, protection, and blessings before the wedding rituals begin.
✔ Color: yellow. Clothing is simple, bright, and often monochromatic.
✔ Usually takes place at home, in a courtyard, or in a small hall.
✔ Haldi symbolizes purification, protection, and blessings before the wedding rituals begin.
✔ Color: yellow. Clothing is simple, bright, and often monochromatic.
✔ Usually takes place at home, in a courtyard, or in a small hall.
DAY 3 — Sangeet
The grand musical celebration
✔ Dancing, choreographed performances by family members, a DJ, and dhol (traditional drums).
✔ Men and women participate equally — it is a true family celebration.
✔ At U.S. venues, Sangeet is often designed in a bold, vibrant style with LED panels, a stage, draping, florals, and dynamic lighting effects.
✔ One of the most joyful and large-scale days of the wedding festivities.
✔ Men and women participate equally — it is a true family celebration.
✔ At U.S. venues, Sangeet is often designed in a bold, vibrant style with LED panels, a stage, draping, florals, and dynamic lighting effects.
✔ One of the most joyful and large-scale days of the wedding festivities.
DAY 5 — Reception
The final banquet
✔ Guests, dancing, speeches by parents, and shared performances.
✔ Music: a mix of Bollywood and American hits, often with live performers or a DJ.
✔ Attire is more modern — evening gowns, suits, and fusion fashion.
✔ Décor tends to be more “American” or luxury-focused compared to the ceremony.
✔ Music: a mix of Bollywood and American hits, often with live performers or a DJ.
✔ Attire is more modern — evening gowns, suits, and fusion fashion.
✔ Décor tends to be more “American” or luxury-focused compared to the ceremony.
DAY 2 — Mehndi
Henna ceremony & relaxed celebration
✔ The bride receives intricate henna designs on her hands and feet.
✔ Female relatives and friends are given simpler henna patterns.
✔ Atmosphere: cushions, low seating, vibrant textiles, soft music, and light refreshments.
✔ In the USA, Mehndi often becomes a pre-party leading into the Sangeet celebration.
✔ Female relatives and friends are given simpler henna patterns.
✔ Atmosphere: cushions, low seating, vibrant textiles, soft music, and light refreshments.
✔ In the USA, Mehndi often becomes a pre-party leading into the Sangeet celebration.
DAY 4 — Wedding Ceremony
If Hindu:
If Sikh:
✔ Takes place under a mandap — a decorative ceremonial structure.
✔ Key rituals include: Jaimala; Kanyadaan; Saat Phere; Sindoor.
✔ Duration: approximately 1–2 hours.
✔ Color palette: traditionally vibrant — red, gold, and orange.
✔ Key rituals include: Jaimala; Kanyadaan; Saat Phere; Sindoor.
✔ Duration: approximately 1–2 hours.
✔ Color palette: traditionally vibrant — red, gold, and orange.
✔ Held in a Gurdwara (temple) or at a venue with a ceremonial platform.
✔ Main ritual: Laavan — four circumambulations around the Guru Granth Sahib.
✔ The atmosphere is more serene, with a soft, pastel color palette.
✔ Main ritual: Laavan — four circumambulations around the Guru Granth Sahib.
✔ The atmosphere is more serene, with a soft, pastel color palette.
We work with large-scale weddings — 200–500 guests
“May your hearts be united, may your thoughts be united; may your communities and homes come together, as water merges with water.”
(Atharva Veda 6.9.2)
(Atharva Veda 6.9.2)
An Indian wedding is not only the union of two people, but the coming together of two families and lineages. The more guests present, the stronger the sense of unity, support, and family roots. It is a celebration where generations gather to bless a new family.
We provide expert décor consultations for weddings of this scale and carefully plan every detail so that each guest feels part of something truly meaningful and memorable.
We provide expert décor consultations for weddings of this scale and carefully plan every detail so that each guest feels part of something truly meaningful and memorable.
Feedback
“I dreamed of a beautiful mandap, but I never imagined it would turn out like this. The team captured the atmosphere of our culture with incredible precision — from Haldi to the ceremony itself. My family was absolutely thrilled, especially my mother. Everything felt as if we had been transported to India for one day.”
“We were worried about how to design the Sangeet in an American banquet hall, but everything turned out perfectly — the vibrant colors, the stage, the lighting — exactly what makes a Sangeet feel authentic. The guests never left the dance floor. Huge thanks for the incredible energy and attention to detail!”
“For us, it was very important to preserve our traditions and create a wedding worthy of our family. The team not only understood every ritual, but also guided us on how to best organize the space for the guests and the priest. The mandap turned out both blessed and beautiful — we received so many compliments.”
“Our son’s wedding was large — almost 400 guests. We were worried it might feel chaotic, but the décor was planned in such a thoughtful way that everyone felt included. We especially loved how the Haldi area was designed — bright, warm, and truly family-oriented.”
“I helped my sister with the planning and saw firsthand how professionally the team worked. They knew the names and meaning of every ritual and even suggested creative ideas for the Mehndi setup and photo zones. Everything looked incredible — guests were taking photos at every turn.”
“We wanted a fusion wedding — honoring our parents’ traditions while embracing a modern style. They created a mandap in soft white and blush tones, and it was pure magic. Each day of the wedding had its own look, yet everything was tied together by one cohesive aesthetic. Truly incredible work!”
“I have attended many weddings, but I haven’t seen such a harmonious balance of tradition and modern style in a long time. The Sangeet décor was vibrant and joyful, while the ceremony felt dignified and deeply spiritual. It was as if a part of our culture had been brought here to the United States. We are very grateful for such care and respect.”
Founder: Liza Gralnik
For over 6 years, Liza has crafted floral designs that reflect each couple’s style and venue.
She personally oversees every detail — from bouquet to reception.
At Mint Floral Studio, every wedding tells a story through flowers. Based in Florida and New Jersey, we take on a limited number of events to give each couple full attention.
She personally oversees every detail — from bouquet to reception.
At Mint Floral Studio, every wedding tells a story through flowers. Based in Florida and New Jersey, we take on a limited number of events to give each couple full attention.
Trusted by many:
✓ Recommended by top wedding planners and photographers
✓ Award-winning team on WeddingWire and The Knot
✓ 6+ years of experience and dozens of stylish weddings
✓ Award-winning team on WeddingWire and The Knot
✓ 6+ years of experience and dozens of stylish weddings
Free Indian Wedding Decor Consultation
🌸 Traditions & modern fusion
🪔 Mandap and event decor ideas
🎨 Visual style and color concepts
💰 Budget options in the U.S.
🪔 Mandap and event decor ideas
🎨 Visual style and color concepts
💰 Budget options in the U.S.
All for free. No pushy sales — just value and inspiration
Refund Policy – MintFloralStudio
At MintFloralStudio, we value your trust and are committed to providing high-quality floral design services for your special day. Due to the nature of wedding and event floral services—where custom flowers, labor, and time are reserved exclusively for you—our refund policy is outlined clearly below.
1. Non-Refundable Deposit
A non-refundable deposit is required to reserve your wedding date. This deposit covers consultation, design preparation, and holding your date on our calendar. Once paid, the deposit cannot be refunded under any circumstance.
2. Final Payments and Cancellations
- If cancellation is made more than 3 months before the scheduled event date, you are eligible for a refund of all payments made excluding the deposit.
- If cancellation is made within 3 months of the event, no refunds will be issued, and the full contract amount will be billed, as we have reserved time, labor, and product for your event, and turned away other clients.
- Failure to make final payment by the agreed-upon due date may result in contract termination with full payment.
3. Order Changes
- Once the deposit is paid, the total cost cannot be reduced. If item quantities are decreased, additional floral arrangements or rentals will be added of equal value to maintain the contracted total.
- Minor add-ons may be accepted up to 2 days before the event, subject to availability and full payment at the time of the change.
4. Force Majeure / Rescheduling
In case of extreme weather, natural disasters, or government-issued emergency orders (e.g., mandatory evacuations), we offer rescheduling based on availability. In such cases:
- All payments made will be applied to the new date.
- The cost of new replacement flowers and labor will be charged separately.
Refunds are not offered for cancellations due to force majeure events, but we will make every effort to accommodate your reschedule request.
5. No Refunds for Partially Completed Services
If the event is delayed or changed on the day of the wedding due to circumstances outside of our control (e.g., access issues, late planners or venues), no refunds will be issued for services not fully completed. We will, however, do our best to adapt and complete as much of the agreed setup as possible.
Questions?
If you have any questions about this policy or need to request a cancellation, please email us at mintfloralstudio@gmail.com or call +1 (484) 633-4763.
