Rangoli
Their logo, drawn in rangoli at the entrance — so the first thing a client sees is their own name, already celebrated.
The first five minutes decide the meeting.
Client Welcome
Logo rangoli at the door, floral aisles, aarti desks, and photo backdrops — a welcome that feels like your house, not a hotel lobby.
The brief
When a client walks in, the floor should already be speaking. We design the threshold: their logo in rangoli, scent, host, and a photograph they will keep.
Floral Welcome
Aisles, urns, and garlands composed for the architecture, not dropped as generic banquet florals.
Aarti Desk
A composed welcome station for traditional receptions — lamp, tray, and a host who knows the order.
Photo Backdrop
A frame at the door: brand, season, and light, so the first picture is already the one you would post.
Traditional Welcome
Full arrival ritual — music, hosts, tilak, and a path from the gate to the room that feels intentional.
Start with this chapter.
Tell us it is client welcome. We will take the rest of the brief from there.