Jhoolas is the seat where the bride usually sits during here Mehendi or Haldi ceremony or any other functions. The jhoola has the ability to set the vibe of the party. When it comes to using it for long hours, we often go for comfort. But comfort isn’t everything, so while the fairy-tale unfolds in the most beautiful colors and customs of the rich cultural heritage we hold so dearly, the mehndi jhoola must be a sight to behold! Following these things in mind, we have handpicked some of the jhoola ideas that you can include at your weddings.
1. Simple Jhoolas
One of the most popular items at intimate weddings is the jhoola with minimalist decoration. These swing sets look classy, elegant and in every way add that much-needed pop of colour to an event. They can be as simple as being covered in light marigold flowers, or can even be decorated in light artificial flowers, lights and leaves. If you don’t want too much of a decorated look, you can try some of these Simple Jhoola Ideas.
2. Jhoolas Decorated With Marigold Flower
Marigolds or commonly known as genda phools are staple wedding flowers. These bright yellow and orange coloured flowers help to create some of the most iconic decorations for weddings and will keep doing so in the future as well. Here are a few jhoola decor ideas which involve heavy use of marigold flowers.
3. Round Jhoolas
Round jhoola designs aren’t generally found in a general home setting. But if you do have one or have the opportunity to get one made for your wedding, then we say aye! You can even hire these jhoolas from your wedding vendors. These round-shaped jhoolas create almost a fairytale-like atmosphere and they also make for the perfect photobooths. The Round jhoolas can be decorated with colorful flowers, leaves, or even lights.
4. Single Seater Jhoolas
Single jhoolas are gorgeous additions to any wedding celebration. We highly recommend you to include these in your Mehendi or sangeet function. You can cover these jhoolas with roses, flowers, orchids, and even wrap the satin cloth around them. These single jhoolas have a very unique and rustic charm to them which only enhance the beauty of every merrymaking.
5. Jhoolas with Pastel Colour Decor
Contemporary and modern, this one is really trending these days- looks awesome! Apart from traditional whites, oranges and yellows, here’s another alternative to decorate your jhoolas with these trending Pastel shades.
6. Jhoolas with Fabric Drape
For a change, you can wrap any colorful satin or silk cloth around the jhoolas or just tie them from top to bottom, stretching almost. These designs give you a traditional look and stand out too!
7. The Ombre Flowers Jhoolas
Ombre flowers are really popular at weddings, We love this Ombre flowers jhoola, specially decorated with two parrots sitting on the top. From vivid flowers to hanging spiraling ropes, this jhoola design is truly one of a kind.
8. Jhoolas with Props
For your wedding functions, here’s a brilliant Jhoola decoration idea! The colors of the swing, flower arrangements, and the addition of props like name boards, vibrant small umbrellas, mirrors are enough to create a mesmerizing look.
9. Jhoolas with Floral Ceiling
Elegant but easy! Marigold decorations are one of the most common Jhoola decoration ideas. This jhoola setup looks like a fantasy thanks to the intricate yet heavy work of the flowers. Apart from decorating jhoola, you can even hang some flowers as the part of the ceiling above the jhoola.
10. The Bamboo Jhoolas
These wedding jhoolas are inspired by the weaver bird’s nest, which is one of nature’s most miraculous structures. This swing is all about aesthetics, with delicate twigs interspersed with leaves and chains or rope to make the foundation a fortress. It’s an adorable seat for the bride because of the flowers that add to the color contrasts.
11. A Pair of Jhoolas
Not a single-seater, neither a big one, But a pair of two single-seater jhoolas are unique and one of it’s kind. The decor surrounding the jhoola can be simple yet elegant. This jhoola is decorated with marigold flowers all around the supports. And hence this style steals the show!
12. Heavily Decorated Mandap Jhoolas
Do you know what truly makes a decorated jhoola even more attractive? A heavily decorated jhoola! From tassels to flowers, there is so much that you can do with all the material that’s there in the world. Honestly, it’s an ocean of options to choose from. You can cover your swings in the most beautiful manner with these inspired designs. These jhoolas will add a rich and happy look to your wedding. Let it glow like the much-deserved centrepiece of all times!
13. Double Circle Ring Jhoolas
This Double Circle Ring Jhoola seems to have jumped straight out of a fairy-tale, waiting for the princess to take her seat. This swing provides a serene atmosphere that balances out the hustle and bustle of the mehndi or sangeet ceremony and other rituals with its clear but strong colors of pink.
14. Jhoolas with Paper-Craft Work
Paper can give an otherwise simple surface shot of color, texture, and style. Even better? These decor ideas cost next to nothing and are a cinch to craft. So why not include it in Jhoola? You can try out some of these unique ideas to decorate your jhoolas with paper work and origami.
15. Jhoolas Tied Under Tree
To be honest, this is one of our favorite jhoolas on the list for the vintage lover in me! One cannot take their gaze away from the old school swing set tied under the tree. These types of jhoolas look like fantasy thanks to the nature around us. It will even save your cost of decorating some other elements. Just a comfortable seat and long ropes.
16. The Rustic Jhoola
Simplicity is the greatest sophistication. The rustic feel is enhanced by the wooden swing, which might be the ideal theme for your summer wedding. Put some cushions on top of it and relax while wearing floral jewelry and a pastel lehenga. No matter how many new designs have emerged, but these old school traditional jhoolas, will never forget to take away our hearts!
The Dulhan sitting on a beautifully decorated jhoola, the center of the universe, with the wedding shenanigans bustling all around her is the quintessential mehndi. Such a great feeling right? Bookmark these ideas, curated by @Venuemonk for this wedding season.