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Genda Phool Decor
DHA, Lahore
Mehndi stages in marigold and mirror work
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Rs 1.5 lakh
starting per event
Decor & tent
Get offers from decorators in Lahore for stages, floral work, lighting and shamiana. Describe the look you want for your mehndi, baraat or walima, name your budget, and verified decorators reply within 24 hours with what they can do for it.
2 vendors across Lahore · from Rs 80,000
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DHA, Lahore
Mehndi stages in marigold and mirror work
Rs 1.5 lakh
starting per event
Wapda Town, Lahore
Tent, lights and generator in one call
Rs 80,000
starting per event
Buying guide
Decor is what turns a hall or a lawn into your event, and it is also where budgets drift fastest. This guide covers what a Lahore decorator usually supplies, how decor is priced and how to compare offers that look very different from each other.
The short version
A decor booking is a list of separate pieces of work. Most offers include some mix of these:
Decor is priced by setup, not by guest. Two quotes for the same mehndi can be far apart because one uses fresh flowers and a large backdrop and the other uses artificial flowers on a standard stage. Size, materials and labour drive the number.
Fresh flowers are the biggest variable. Their cost moves with the season, and some flowers are dearer in the peak wedding months. Lighting comes next: lighting a full lawn or marquee takes more equipment and more hours to rig than a stage alone.
Tent and shamiana work for home or street events is usually quoted separately from stage decor, often with its own lines for flooring, chairs and heaters. Ask for a breakdown so you can see where to trim.
Book decor after the venue, once you know the space and the setup time the venue allows. Good decorators are booked well ahead for peak-season weekends, so send a request as soon as your venue is confirmed.
Leave time to agree the design. Share reference photos early, ask for photos of a similar past setup, and pick colours with the bride's outfit in mind. For a home event with a tent, book earlier still, since shamianas, heaters and generators run short on busy dates.
Mehndi decor is colourful and relaxed: yellow, green, orange and pink florals, phoolon ki chaadar, low seating, swings, lanterns and fairy lights. It is often outdoors, so lighting matters more than the stage.
Baraat decor is usually the most formal, with a large stage in red, maroon or gold, a grand entrance and a walkway for the groom's party. The stage appears in photos for years, so families often spend most here.
Walima decor tends to be lighter, with whites, pastels and softer lighting. If the baraat and walima are at the same venue on close dates, reusing parts of the setup can save money.
For a nikkah, dholki, aqiqa or birthday, a simple backdrop, a few floral arrangements and good lighting usually do the job. Home events often need a small tent and seating more than a stage.
Office events need branding, a podium, neat seating and clean lighting rather than florals. Share the logo files and the layout early.
Decor offers are hard to compare because every decorator proposes something different. Send everyone the same reference photos and the same list of areas (stage, entrance, tables, lighting), so the offers you get on Bandobast describe the same job.
Then compare materials and scope before the total. Check each decorator's photos, reels and reviews from families who booked through Bandobast. Accept or counter, and remember that your payment is held by Bandobast until the event is over.
It depends on the size of the setup and the materials, especially fresh flowers and lighting. Decorators on Bandobast list a starting price, and you can name your budget in a request and see what they offer for it.
Yes, many do. Mention that it's a home or lawn event in your request so the offers include the tent, flooring and lighting you need.
Yes. Post one request per event or describe all three, and decorators can send an offer for the full set.
They should. Tell them your venue and timings, and confirm setup time with the venue before you accept an offer.
Yes. Each decorator's profile has photos and reels from earlier events, and reviews come only from families who booked through Bandobast.
Ask these before you accept an offer: Are the flowers fresh, artificial or a mix, and which ones exactly? Can you show photos of a past setup close to what we want? What is included in the price, and what is extra: lighting, entrance, table decor? Get the answers in chat on Bandobast so they are in writing.
You pay Bandobast by bank transfer, not the vendor directly. We hold the money until your event is done and only then pay the vendor, so if something goes wrong before the day, your money hasn't left.
