Wedding Bells? 9 Tips On How To Make Your Home Wedding Ready!

Indian living rooms are known to be cluttered - from a cabinet full of random things to electronics and unwanted wiring. So, before starting anything in terms of decoration, your first step should be getting rid of anything and everything that's not needed and make space for temporary storage where all of this can go! 

Or if those things are needed, make sure it's arranged in a way it doubles up as decor. For instance, using wicker baskets to arrange and compartmentalise them.

From fun floral torans to diya hangings, make sure your entrance is decked up AF! Don't shy away from maximalism. For instance, this elegant urli set to hang tea light candles is perfect and an effortless way to make way for a grand entrance. Apart from these wall hangings, of course, feel free to add some fresh flowers including marigold or rose petals in form of torans or rangoli. The best way would be to invest in this brass lotus urli, add some water and adorn it with fresh flower petals and tea light candles. 

If you've not got time to change the sofa set up in your living room, here's a quick and effortless way to make them look new - add a dozen of traditional or colourful cushions. Think embroidered patterns, paisley prints and white & gold, and more. Not only these instantly add a festive vibe, but also always succeed in adding a blast of colours in your space.  

We're keeping this classic and old-school way of decking up tables - a chic and luxe vase adorned with flowers. Now, that this is a wedding home, you can opt for a metallic finish sleek vase, traditional Persian blue pottery themed one or a contemporary one. Of course, the same rule applies to the other tables you've set up in your living room. This way you even maintain uniformity in your decoration.   

Also, here's some more #inspo to deck up your table area in a traditional way! 

From drapes to carpets, and from bedding to throws - furnishing plays a very important role in making your home look new and wedding-ready. To make your home look like a shaadi ka ghar make sure you pick the correct colour of hues and shades. Think in combos - like dark pink and red; purple and dark blue, orange and lemon yellow, green and red, etc. 

To add an extra flavour of #weddingvibes, adorn your curtains with flowers, it will instantly upgrade the way your drape setting looks.    

While your food is sure to impress your guests, it's the plating that'll help you get those extra brownie points and grab eyeballs. Of course, you can have the usual dinnerware sets, but do make sure you also include gram-worthy ceramics to add a pop of colours, drama and deliver a restaurant-like experience to your guest right at home. From swanky cup sets to asymmetric plates - add a hint of uniqueness to your collection. 

Yep, we know love is in the air! From luxury scented candles to soothing diffusers, and from incense sticks to potpourri - a sweet-smelling space is always a BIG welcome. To add a hint of panache, you can opt for luxe scents including French Lavender, Country Rose, Cedar & Mint & Mocha Brew. 

Likewise, you can also indulge in some aromatherapy by bringing home a set of soothing and calming essential oils and diffusers.   

No Indian wedding is complete without some mitha. From traditional mithais from India's iconic mithai shops to fancy Tiramisu cake jars - make sure you're running out of sweets. (Haha!)