Is The OG Gendaphool Making A Comeback For Intimate Weddings?
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Gendaphool or marigolds have been a staple floral in the Indian wedding décor market. From small poojas at home to full sized events, gendaphool décor has always been a hit! With the introduction of more exotic florals in the wedding décor business and destination weddings, gendaphool slowly made its way out of the décor business as a regular feature. But now that more and more couples are tying the knot at their hometowns as well as at homes, gendaphool is back!
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We spotted amazing gendaphool décor setups at recent intimate weddings and we are here to tell you why it’s a great pick for your big day!
It’s easily available all over!
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Marigolds are traditionally Indian flowers so they are easily available at most places in the country. Given that transportation is a major worry at these times, opting for gendaphools which are easily available in your own city makes for a great choice!
It's Budget Friendly
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As these are available in your own city, you don’t have to shell out the big bucks to buy these. These can be picked up at a pocket friendly rate from your local flower market by the kilo!
Easy to work with for DIY decor!
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Lots of couples are opting for DIY décor for their intimate weddings in the time of a global pandemic. And marigolds are one of the easiest flowers to work with when you are creating DIY décor. They aren’t super delicate, so you can be a novice at craft and yet create a fun garland out of them. They have a longer shelf life than most flowers so can easily last you for a couple of days, so you don’t have to change/freshen the décor continuously!
Go Local
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In these times where most people are struggling to make ends meet, it’s a great idea to buy local. This ensures that the money goes to your local vendors instead of importing for fancy flowers!
Adds Colour To Everything!
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With bright and poppy colours like orange and yellow, marigolds instantly brighten up your décor. They can be paired with mango leaves or even any other solid hues to create a beautiful décor setup!
From Loose Flowers To Mandaps
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Gendaphool can be used to create fun rangolis at wedding entrances and also full sized mandaps. The versatility in which you can use this bloom across décor set ups at an Indian wedding is absolutely stunning. Wedding entrances, garlands, table centrepieces, mandaps, petals for petal shower and even backdrops – the list is endless!
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If you are planning at intimate wedding, check out everything you need to know about planning an intimate wedding in these times here!