Be it Bollywood-inspired, k-drama-inspired or just something from your favourite flick, you wish to make your wedding the best day of your life and have a really good time with loved ones, family, friends and relatives. A wedding is incomplete without any decor to set the correct mood for themes. The most important decision is to make the right decision on the correct wedding theme and decoration.
Choosing a theme is not decoration it’s about the music, food or cuisine, dresses and beverages also. Here’s a list of a few suggested themes which are trendy on your 2022 wedding day.
1. Fairytale Floral Theme
Everyone deserves to have a castle wedding theme just like the one we used to read in fairytales. To fulfil this fantasy all the décor, food menu, colors and flowers and even the wearing dress can be so fascinating to surprise all the guests. Fairytale floral theme for a wedding can create a great, magical, romantic atmosphere. A marriage in a dazzling forest or secret garden away from the rest of the world. A nice and light-colored palette with flowers all around and a fresh rose odor in the environment.
- The best time for having a Fairytale Floral Theme for a wedding will be in the spring months. There is no better season to exchange vows than love or the spring season itself.
- For the location, the purpose is to find an old castle with a long trail or villas or a big mansion for an outdoor wedding or the best option will be gardens or even a forest for a private grand party.
2. Lucknow Nawabi Theme
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Who would not like a Nawabi theme for a wedding? A royal nawabi theme for a wedding sounds ideal for living a fantasy in Lucknow style. A grand haveli with lots of windows and heritage property with a well-decorated banquet is great to host an event. The theme is fully based on Mughal kingdom marriages with great qawwali music and a scrumptious menu like kebab, Biryani and many more. It is a more traditional and cultural theme. Umrao Jaan-themed sangeet with ghazals and nazms is the best feature to organise.
- Decors like chandeliers and lanterns will be aesthetic and antique; flatware can be of copper or silver colour; the flowers can be of dark colour or according to the decor of the surrounding.
- A lucknowi chikan lehenga or sherwani is the best concerning the theme. The bride can also wear an Anarkali dress and go for Kundan or gemstones for bridal jewellery.
3. Royal Theme
The royal theme is equivalent to the palace, heavy lehengas, jewellery, cars, brightness, and the supreme lush life. For this wedding theme, the best place is Rajasthan, the abode of everything royal. The Mughal decor also gives a royal touch to the theme and makes the wedding more classic and beautiful. Things like a great entrance, all-floral decor and luminous lights all must reflect the royalness of the wedding.
- As mentioned above Rajasthan is filled with beautiful palaces and even Hyderabad, Madhya Pradesh and many other states have great palaces where one can start your married journey.
- Decors like seating arrangements for guests, mandap stage, and Chandeliers with great light and luxury feeling in all areas.
4. Beach Wedding Floral Theme
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If you love water, sand and summer then this wedding theme is perfect for you. A modern wedding for the modern couple with lots of fun on the beach and in warm weather. This is also the best theme for cocktail party lovers who love a drink in their hands at all times. The southern part of India has many seas which provide their place for wedding programs and venues etc.
- The location of the wedding can be around the sea and the decorations should be light weighted with simple coloured flowers. The hats and sunglasses will be your saviour from the sun, so don’t forget to arrange for lots of these.
- The menu should include many cold beverages which will help to cool down the scorching sun and a great cocktail party before the wedding night.
5. Vintage or Garden Theme
Gardens are the most romantic theme for weddings for all book and novel lovers. Vintage open areas have an ethereal and romantic style which all the brides love. For an outer wedding, it’s best to find a botanical garden or a vintage garden with a lot of space for the guests. For an indoor wedding, the couple can find a simple big villa or banquet with open halls for decoration. They can go with lots of flowers like wisteria, roses, peonies, and they can also add sweet peas and dripping amaranths.
- For both outdoor and indoor venues to create an eternal and magical vibe, the backs of chairs and chandeliers also can be decorated in a vibe with weddings.
- Go with a pastel and monochrome colour palette which gives simplicity and a vintage vibe to the wedding. Also, the seats of guests and mandap can have a monochrome colour pattern which can easily match the surroundings.
6. Cultural Theme Weddings
The most classy and minimalist decor of all time is the south Indian theme for weddings and has a humble and subtle theme. The decor can be colourful, minimalist decor, with nature involved. The brass elements can be used with different flower petals colours and centrepieces. Bells can be a decor around the mandap and also a big bell for show pieces.
- The orange colour marigold on every side of the mandap reflects a vibrant yellow vibe. The whole wedding venue can have vibrant and colourful yellow shades.
- The food can be delivered in banana leaves like south Indian tradition. The chandeliers can be given floral touch and also in the daytime functions they look very fantastic and go well with the surrounding theme.
In the end, every marriage is successful if there is equal love, respect and affection. And for that special day, the theme just adds to the charm. Get fun and creative and come up with your creative wedding themes. Whether outside or inside, if the theme is right for you then nothing can hold back anyone to give a surprise to the guests. All the themes for weddings listed above are great experiments to do at a wedding.
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