
Sikh Wedding Ceremony Decor
Anand Karaj settings designed with care for tradition and the beauty of the day.
For many families, the Anand Karaj is the heart of the wedding. Our role is to create a setting that feels calm, respectful and beautiful, whether the ceremony is held in a banquet hall, in a garden at home or at an outdoor venue.

Ceremony Settings We Design
- Floral canopies and surrounds for the ceremony space
- Aisles and entrances lined with florals and pillars
- Garden ceremonies with floral gazebos and parasols
- Seating areas for family and guests
Every design starts with how the ceremony will unfold: where the couple and family sit, how guests arrive, and how the space will be photographed.
Planning Your Ceremony Decor
At your consultation we will talk through the ceremony location and timing, any guidelines set by your venue or gurdwara, and how the ceremony space connects to the rest of the day. Bring photos of anything you love, and any family traditions you would like the design to honour.
Questions Couples Ask
Can you decorate for a ceremony held in a gurdwara?
Each gurdwara sets its own guidelines for decor. We review them with you at the consultation and plan the design around what is permitted.
Do you design outdoor Anand Karaj ceremonies?
Yes. The ceremony pictured at the top of this page was set in a garden with a floral gazebo, parasols and a floral aisle.
Can you also design our Jaago, Sangeet and reception?
Yes. Many families ask us to design several events together so the colours and style flow from one celebration to the next. See our Sangeet and Jaago decor and reception decor.
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Let’s Begin Designing Your Ceremony
Share your date, ceremony location and vision, and we will arrange a consultation.













