flower decorations

Flower decorations come in a variety of styles, each serving a unique purpose and enhancing the ambiance of different occasions. Garlands (also known as Mala or Haar) are long chains made from fresh flowers like jasmine, marigold, or roses. These are traditionally worn around the neck or used in religious ceremonies, weddings, and festivals to symbolize respect, purity, and celebration. Bouquets are hand-held arrangements of flowers tied together, commonly seen in weddings, formal events, and as gifts. They come in different styles such as round, cascading, or hand-tied.

Floral centerpieces are decorative flower arrangements placed on tables, typically used at weddings, dining areas, or parties to add color and elegance. Another popular form of decoration is the floral arch—an arch-shaped structure adorned with flowers and greenery, often used as a photo backdrop or ceremonial entrance, especially in weddings and stage decor.

A flower wall or floral backdrop involves a panel fully covered with flowers—real or artificial—and is ideal for photography or as a striking stage feature. Hanging flower decorations consist of blooms suspended from ceilings or structures, creating a dreamy, floating effect commonly seen at indoor events, mandaps, or wedding venues.

Wreaths, which are circular flower arrangements, are typically displayed on doors or during ceremonies. They symbolize unity, eternity, and remembrance, and are often used in festive, funeral, or decorative contexts. In South Asian cultures, Gajras or hair flowers are strings of jasmine or other blooms worn in the hair during weddings and festivals, offering both beauty and fragrance.

Floating flower bowls, often called Urli, contain flower petals or whole flowers floating in water. These are placed at entrances, in temples, or spas to create a serene and welcoming atmosphere. Lastly, floral rangolis or Kolams are intricate floor designs made with colorful flower petals, especially during festivals like Onam and Diwali. These vibrant patterns are meant to welcome guests and invoke positive energy.