Engagement
Baat pakki, mangni and ring ceremonies — small gatherings done properly.
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Every celebration
From a twenty-guest Dua-e-Khair at home to a four-hundred-guest barat in a convention centre.
We build for the ceremony you are actually having rather than repeating one look across every event.
A Pakistani, Indian or Punjabi wedding in Ottawa usually runs three to five separate events, each with its own colour rule and its own ritual objects. Booking the sequence as one project keeps the palette coherent across all your photographs and costs meaningfully less than booking each separately.
Every tradition has its own rules, and they are not interchangeable. A mehndi runs marigold and multicolour. A kına gecesi runs red, and a pastel one reads as wrong. A walima runs formal and ivory. A Dua-e-Khair is deliberately restrained, and over-decorating it is a mistake we have been asked to correct. Getting these right is not decoration, it is knowing the event.
Non-wedding events are roughly half our work. Birthdays, baby showers, aqiqahs, graduations, Eid and corporate events run all year and are what fills the calendar between wedding seasons. They are quoted the same way and set up to the same standard.
If your event is not listed below, message us anyway. The list reflects what we are asked for most, not the limit of what we build.
Occasions
Baat pakki, mangni and ring ceremonies — small gatherings done properly.
ExploreFirst birthdays, children's parties and milestone years.
ExploreThe photo wall and the dessert table, built as one composition.
ExploreThe naming celebration, with the baby's name as the centrepiece.
ExploreSmall, close-range events where fine floral detail earns its cost.
ExplorePhoto walls with their name on it. Book early for June.
ExploreGalas, launches and holiday parties, styled to your brand.
ExploreSilver, golden and every year between — including the photo display.
ExploreHome and hall setups for Eid, plus Ramadan décor through the month.
ExploreA stage built to be performed on, with the floor kept clear.
ExploreThe full sequence — mayon, dholki, mehndi, nikah, barat, walima.
ExploreMandap, sangeet, mehndi and reception décor.
ExploreThe kosha, the zaffa entrance and the reception room.
ExploreKına gecesi, nişan and reception styling.
ExploreCeremonies
Yellow and marigold, the ubtan ceremony that opens the week.
ExploreThe singing night — floor seating, fairy lights, usually at home.
ExploreDecorated gaggar pots and a procession route, indoors in winter.
ExploreThe prayer gathering. Restrained by design.
ExploreJago, chunni, sangeet and the Anand Karaj reception.
ExploreEvery ceremony and décor term, explained plainly.
ExploreSend your date, venue and guest count on WhatsApp. Faya will come back to you directly.
Good to know
Yes, and it is how we prefer to work. Mayon, dholki, mehndi, sangeet, nikah, barat and walima — each built differently rather than repeating one look.
It costs less than five separate bookings and it keeps the palette coherent.
Yes — birthdays, baby showers, aqiqahs, bridal showers, graduations, anniversaries, corporate events and Eid.
A large share of our work is home events rather than weddings.
Yes, and Ottawa gives us a lot of practice. Rather than alternating between two looks across the events, we design a palette that genuinely serves both.
Tell us both traditions at enquiry.