Here’s a confession! We watched the Haldi Ceremony of Aditi in YJHD and swooned over it. And now that particular scene from the movie has set the benchmark for us to have the same kind of Haldi ceremony at our weddings if not less.
The Haldi ceremony is a tradition that has been prevalent for many years in India. It is one of the most important rituals in a big fat Indian wedding. Traditionally, the bride and groom wear yellow clothing in their respective homes and get playfully smeared with a paste of turmeric and sandalwood in rosewater or milk by all the family members and friends. This pre-wedding ceremony is performed a day or two before the wedding.
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1. Use sustainable colourful wall hangings.
2. Utilise earthen pots as decorative objects and fill them with flowers.
3. You can also use jute baskets, paint them yellow, and place them near flower arrangements.
4. Create a Haldi backdrop with marigold flowers hanging in a straight line.
5. Experiment with the décor by using banana leaves mixed with white jasmine flowers on a string.
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6. Tealight holders can add a touch of charm to the Haldi ceremony evening. Use yellow and gold accent tealight holders to create an enchanting evening.
7. Incorporate sustainable toran in shades of yellow to elevate your décor.
8. If you want to go eco-friendly, then you can use sustainable handcrafted wall hangings in yellow colour to decorate your home.
9. Want a beautiful centrepiece for tables at your fun Haldi ceremony? Use yellow colour slim vases to arrange fresh blooms.
10. Use colourful pasta plates to add a pop of colour to your Haldi ceremony.
11. There’s nothing as beautiful as marigold flowers at a Haldi ceremony. Incorporate fresh blooms as well as faux flowers to create a vibrant and elegant look.
12. Create an old-school charm at your Haldi ceremony for a fun time with your favourite cousins to create beautiful memories. You can achieve this by using soft furnishings like yellow colour cushions and traditional rugs in your backyard.
13. Given that the Haldi ceremony has a yellow colour theme all over - from dresses to decorations, then why not add a little yellow tint to the serving bowls too? Use yellow-tinted dessert plates and bowls for guests to keep up with the décor theme.
14. Decorative Urlis are one thing that has dominated the Indian Haldi ceremony for years and have been trending till now. Use a traditional urli bowl to put the haldi and sandalwood paste for the ceremony.
Conclusion
Be it DIY Haldi decoration at home or a full-fledged grand Haldi celebration, these simple Haldi decor ideas are bound to create a lasting impression on your guests. While the traditional Haldi decor is glamorous and happening, the DIY Haldi decor is budget-friendly. Make your Haldi celebrations a memorable one. Opt for either of the decor ideas and add a touch of glamour to your revelry.
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