Our design team reworks its mood boards every season, but a few directions have stuck around long enough that we'd call them genuine trends rather than passing moments. Here's what's shaping the mandaps and reception spaces we're building right now.

Structural Florals Over Flat Backdrops

Instead of a flat floral wall behind the mandap, we're building dimensional, architectural floral structures — arches that extend overhead, layered installations that create depth from multiple camera angles, not just one.

Warm, Layered Lighting Design

Lighting has become as important as the floral budget on many of our recent projects. Layered warm-toned lighting — uplighting on structural elements, soft pendant clusters overhead, and candlelight at guest tables — does more to shape the mood of a space than décor volume alone.

Textile-Led Colour Palettes

Rather than choosing flowers first and matching everything to them, more of our design briefs now start with a specific heirloom or bridal textile, with the entire palette — florals, linens, lighting gels — built around it.

Good décor design should support a wedding's story, not distract from it. These are the directions currently helping our team do exactly that.