Indian & Hindu Wedding Decor Across Ireland
An Indian wedding isn't one event. It's a run of them — and each one needs to look and feel different.
We design, build and set up decor for Indian, Hindu, Sikh, Punjabi, Gujarati, South Indian and Bengali weddings anywhere in Ireland. Mandaps, floor seating and marigolds for the mehndi, a sangeet stage etc.
Mandap Hire in Ireland
The mandap is where the ceremony happens, where the photographs are taken and where both families sit for the longest part of the day. It's worth more thought than a hired frame with fabric thrown over it. We build mandaps to order, sized to your venue and designed around your family's traditions.
Getting Married in Ireland From Abroad
A large share of the Indian weddings we work on involve families flying in — from London, Birmingham, Manchester, Dubai, Delhi, Mumbai, Toronto or New York.
The hard part isn't the decor. It's organising it from a different time zone.
How we work with overseas couples:
- Video calls at your hours, not ours — evenings and weekends are normal for us
- Mood boards before you commit — you approve the design before anything is booked
- We deal with your venue directly — access times, setup windows, restrictions, fire regulations
- Everything sourced in Ireland — nothing shipped across borders, nothing stuck in customs
- Photos on the day — the room, set up, before your guests arrive
- Full takedown — no family member collecting equipment the morning after
A Note on the Legal Side
Couples marrying in Ireland generally need to give at least three months' notice to the Civil Registration Service before the ceremony, and religious solemnisers must be on the state register for the marriage to be legally recognised. Many couples handle this with a short civil registration alongside their religious ceremony.
We're decor specialists, not registrars — check the details directly with the HSE Civil Registration Service. But it catches a lot of overseas couples out, so it's worth knowing early.
