Prathap & Mithula - Muhurtham

Mohan and Mithula’s wedding decor was a gentle conversation between space, tradition, and layered design. Inspired by the venue, every element was curated to echo its architecture and natural surroundings. Sculptural installations flowed into the landscape with intention, while palm leaf forms introduced movement and contrast. Their raw textures and sweeping lines brought a new dimension that felt both fresh and grounded. Golden chains and salangai manis added touches of shimmer, catching the light and bringing a quiet sense of drama. The floral elements created a world of their own, with cascading gardens that seemed to grow out of an old mandapam. These were thoughtfully paired with traditional garlands to preserve the festive spirit and visual harmony. The inclusion of koondhal panai was a deliberate gesture. More than decor, it served as a reminder of the land that held the celebration. It connected the space to its roots and added an earthy presence that was both meaningful and beautiful. The transformation of light was central to the design. From the dark stillness of early morning to the bright energy of daybreak, the decor was created to respond to every shift. As the sun rose, the couple entered through a dreamlike path. Spinning maaoli firecrackers framed their steps and the sounds of the traditional Yash instrument welcomed them with depth and joy. This was not just a wedding. It was a celebration shaped by landscape, culture, and emotion. A space transformed into something living, where every detail carried memory and meaning.