We know how crucial it is for every real couple to plan things well while also loving every single element of their wedding. And, while we have all grown up to see those traditional elements being incorporated at real weddings, the times have changed and the need of the hour is to keep up with new trends. Talking about new trends, let us bring to light a new element that has been around for centuries but is now being used all over again at weddings. Introducing — all things lotus and how to incorporate it at your upcoming wedding.
From using lotus motifs around your mandap to having the actual flower as table centres, scroll below to find out some of the most unique ways you can make use of this beautiful flower!
Here’s How You Can Incorporate Lotus At Your Wedding
1. Lotus Motifs on Your Bridal Outfit
The lotus flower is an exquisite and rich one. It doesn’t look common and when incorporated correctly, it comes out extremely well. So, if you are a fan of this motif, we recommend incorporating it into your bridal outfit.
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Outfit by Sabyasachi, Kolkata
Outfit by Sabyasachi, Kolkata
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2. Lotus Flowers In & Around The Mandap
Your mandap is the sacred spot at your wedding function that will mean so much to you and your other half. So, naturally, you should go all out with the mandap decor. One great option for the mandap decor can be lotus motifs, lotus havan kund, or even suspended lotus flowers on top of your mandap!
Decor by Altair, Mumbai
Decor by Altair, Mumbai
Shot by Atozo, Jaipur
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Shot by CoolBluez photography, Delhi
Shot by Weddings by Udit Chetal, Delhi
Source Abhinav Bhagat Events
Source Abhinav Bhagat Events
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3. Lotus Table Centres
The table center is a small but important element of your wedding decor. After all, it is the small details that count no, isn’t it? That’s why we recommend doing things a tad differently and opting for lotus flowers. It's the perfect option if you’re looking for something unique yet pretty for your table center.
Decor by Altair, Mumbai
Decor by With Love Nilma, Bangalore
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Source Nishchay Gandhi Designs
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4. Lotus Varmalas
Another wonderful way to incorporate lotus at your wedding is by having lotus varmalas. While lotus varmalas are very popular in the South region, we have seen our share of North Indian couples also opt for this flower when it came to their varmalas. Pair it with baby’s breath or simply have a standalone lotus varmala!
Shot by Weva Photography , Kochi
Shot by Wedding bells, Bangalore
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Shot by Weva Photography , Kochi
Planned by Zero Gravity, Delhi
Planned by Zero Gravity, Delhi
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See All5. Lotus Mehndi Designs
Another great way to incorporate lotus at your wedding is by incorporating the flower design in your bridal mehendi. Lotus motif mehendi design looks so elite and beautiful that it goes well in every size. We recommend you opt for this mehendi design if you want a royal theme when it comes to your overall bridal look.
Mehndi by Alankritaa, Delhi
Shot by Candid Wedding Stories, Mumbai
Mehndi by Raju Mehendi Artist, Delhi
Mehndi by Raju Mehendi Artist, Delhi
Shot by The Rich Pages, Delhi
Source Bharathi Sanghani Mehendi
6. Lotus Flowers Here and There
And, lastly, if you’re looking for a flower to use as fillers or for amping up your wedding space, why not use lotus flowers? It can be used from your seating and bridal entry to the made-up lotus-shaped decor at your wedding functions.
Scroll below to take major inspo from these lotus decor options!
Shot by CUPCAKE PRODUCTIONS, Gurgaon
Decor by Altair, Mumbai
Shot by Reminiscence Photography, Kochi
Shot by Weddings by Udit Chetal, Delhi
Shot by Weddings by Sharath, Hyderabad
Decor by Wedding Decor India, Delhi
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Source Abhinav Bhagat Events
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Here's How You Can Include the Lotus Flower at Your Wedding!
Here's How You Can Include the Lotus Flower at Your Wedding!