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The Celebration
Event planners for weddings, parties & family celebrations

Weddings & engagements · Gurugram

Wedding Planners in Gurgaon for Every Ceremony

From the first roka to the last phera, we design and run each function at your home, farmhouse or venue, with one team from start to finish.

The Celebration is a team of wedding planners and wedding decorators in Gurgaon who plan the whole run of an Indian wedding, not just the big night. We design and coordinate the roka, the sagai or ring ceremony, haldi, mehndi, sangeet and the wedding day itself, so each function has its own look while your family deals with a single team.

We are based on NH-48 at Kapriwas, in south Gurugram (Gurgaon), close to the farmhouses and lawns between Manesar and Kherki Daula where many families now host their functions. We also plan at homes, banquet halls and hotels across the rest of the city. Tell us how many functions you have, roughly how many guests, and the budget you are comfortable with, and we will tell you honestly what is possible.

Function by function

Every Ceremony, Planned as One Wedding

Indian weddings are a series of events with different moods, guest lists and timings. We plan them together so the decor, vendors and schedule connect, and you can book us for one function or all of them.

We also plan the smaller occasions around a wedding: the bride's bachelorette party in Gurgaon with her friends, a first-night room decoration set up while the last function is still going on, and later the griha pravesh decoration when the couple moves into a new home.

Roka

Often the first function, and often at home. We keep it warm and simple: a floral backdrop for photos, seating for both families, a decorated thaal for the shagun and a small stage or floor-seating corner for the ceremony.

Sagai and ring ceremony

A bigger guest list and a stage. We plan the couple's entry, the ring platter, stage florals, lighting and photo areas at a banquet hall, hotel or farmhouse lawn.

Haldi

Daytime, bright and meant to get messy. Marigold strings, a low seating platform, brass urlis, haldi bowls and a backdrop that can survive turmeric.

Mehndi

Colourful and relaxed. Floor cushions and low seating for the mehndi artists, canopies or umbrellas, a swing for the bride and a layout that lets guests drift between the stage and the food.

Sangeet

An evening built around a stage. We plan the dance floor, stage lighting, sound and DJ coordination, and seating so performers and elders can both see.

The wedding day

The baraat entry, jaimala stage, mandap and pheras, dinner and vidaai. We build the timeline around your pandit's muhurat and keep every vendor on it through the night.

Decor for every function

Wedding Decoration in Gurgaon: Mandaps, Stages and Florals

Wedding decoration is the part guests see first and photograph most, so we design it function by function rather than as one look repeated all week. As wedding decorators in Gurgaon, we build the mandap and the jaimala stage, the entrance and baraat path, photo areas, table centrepieces and the lighting that ties a venue together after dark.

We work with fresh flowers, fabric, props and lighting in proportions that suit your venue and budget: a heavy floral mandap with lighter lounge decor, or a striking entrance with simpler tables. Decor-only bookings are welcome. If you also want us to handle the vendors, timings and guests, that becomes full wedding event management, with one team accountable for both the look and the running of each function.

Our home ground

Farmhouse Weddings on NH-48 and Near Manesar

The stretch of NH-48 around Manesar, Pachgaon, Bilaspur and Kherki Daula is full of farmhouses and lawns that can host a complete wedding, often with rooms for close family. Because we are based here, we plan for the things that decide how these spaces work on the day: where generators and power backup go, how far guests walk from parking, what happens to an open lawn if it rains, and how long the drive from central Gurgaon takes for the baraat and for guests.

A farmhouse wedding needs more planning than a banquet hall: tenting or a hanger for the weather, lighting for the whole property, separate areas for each function if you use one venue over two days, and transport timing for guests. We start on these from the first site visit, so the decor works with the venue rather than against it.

Timeline

How Early to Start Planning Your Wedding

We suggest booking 3–6 months ahead for a wedding, and earlier if your dates fall in the winter season or on a popular muhurat, when farmhouses, decorators and photographers fill quickly. A roka or a small sagai can often be planned in 2–4 weeks.

  • 3–6 months out: fix the dates, the guest count range and the venue or farmhouse.
  • 2–3 months out: finalise the theme and decor for each function, plus catering, photography and entertainment.
  • 3–4 weeks out: confirm guest numbers, the function-wise timeline and the vendor schedule.
  • The final week: a last site visit, the setup plan and a run-sheet for every function.

What's included

What Our Wedding Planning Includes

Book the full list or only the parts you need. Decor-only bookings are welcome too.

  • A design concept and colour palette for each function
  • Venue and farmhouse shortlisting, site visits and coordination
  • Mandap, stage, entrance and photo-area decor
  • Florals, lighting and tenting arrangements
  • Vendor coordination for catering, photography, makeup, mehndi artists, DJ and entertainment
  • Function-wise timelines built around your muhurat
  • Guest hospitality support: welcome desk, seating and room coordination
  • An on-the-day team for setup, running the schedule and teardown

Themes & ideas

Wedding Decor Themes Families Ask For

A starting point, not a menu. Most couples mix ideas, and every function can have its own palette.

Royal Rajasthani

Deep reds and golds, jharokha-style frames, brass lamps and heavy marigold. A natural fit for the sangeet or the wedding night.

Pastel florals

Blush, ivory and mint with fresh flowers and light fabric, ideal for a daytime sagai or a garden roka.

Marigold and mogra

Genda strings, banana leaves and diyas for the haldi, the roka and other ritual-led functions.

Minimal modern

Clean lines, white florals and warm lighting for smaller weddings and hotel functions.

Under the stars

Fairy lights, lanterns and open-air seating for evening functions on a farmhouse lawn.

Wedding reception decor concept with a cascading floral ceiling, crystal chandeliers and a red-and-gold stageRoka or sagai decor idea: garden setup with a white floral arch, pastel floor cushions and hanging garlandsEvening wedding mandap concept with ivory drapes, white flowers and candlelight by the water

Images are concept inspiration, not completed client events.

How it works

From Your First Message to the Big Day

  1. 1

    Tell Us Your Vision

    Share your event type, date, location, guest count, and ideas.

  2. 2

    Choose Your Plan

    Receive a customized concept and proposal based on your requirements.

  3. 3

    We Plan Every Detail

    Coordinate decor, vendors, logistics, and event arrangements.

  4. 4

    Celebrate Without Stress

    Enjoy your special occasion while we manage the execution.

Areas we cover

Where We Plan Weddings in Gurugram

Most of our wedding planning happens in south Gurugram and along the NH-48 corridor: Manesar and IMT Manesar, the farmhouse belt around Pachgaon, Bilaspur and Kherki Daula, and the New Gurgaon sectors 76 to 95. We also plan at homes, banquet halls and hotels on Sohna Road, Golf Course Road, the DLF phases, Sushant Lok and South City.

We work only within Gurugram, which lets us visit the venue before we quote and keep the same team at every function. If your functions are on the Manesar side, our page on event planners in Manesar covers farmhouse logistics there in more detail.

  • Manesar & IMT Manesar
  • NH-48 farmhouses: Pachgaon, Bilaspur, Kherki Daula
  • New Gurgaon, Sectors 76–95
  • Sohna Road
  • Golf Course Road
  • DLF Phases 1–5
  • Sushant Lok
  • South City

Budget

What Different Wedding Budgets Typically Cover

We do not publish a fixed wedding price list, because the cost depends on the number of functions, the guest count, the venue and how much decor and coordination you want from us. Here is an honest picture of what each budget range on our enquiry form usually covers, so you can pick a starting point.

Under ₹50,000
Usually a single smaller function, such as a roka or ring ceremony at home with a floral backdrop, seating decor and a ceremony corner.
₹50,000 – ₹1,50,000
A fuller home or banquet function, such as a sagai with stage decor and lighting, or a combined haldi and mehndi setup.
₹1,50,000 – ₹5,00,000
Several functions with decor and vendor coordination, or one larger event at a farmhouse or banquet hall.
₹5,00,000 – ₹15,00,000
A multi-function wedding with decor for each event, vendor management and an on-the-day team.
₹15,00,000+
Full planning across two or three days, including farmhouse or venue logistics, tenting, guest hospitality and a dedicated team.

These are typical scopes, not quotes. Catering, venue rent and photography can sit inside or outside your budget depending on how you book them. Share your figure and we will build a plan around it.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on the number of functions, the guest count, the venue and how much decor and coordination you need, so we quote every wedding individually. Share your budget range on the enquiry form or on WhatsApp and we will tell you what it can cover, and where to spend or save.

Yes. Many families book us for just a roka or a ring ceremony at home or at a banquet hall. You can also book them as part of the full wedding, so the decor and vendors stay consistent across functions.

Yes. We are based on NH-48 at Kapriwas, so the farmhouses and lawns around Manesar, Pachgaon, Bilaspur and Kherki Daula are close to us. We can help you shortlist and visit venues, or plan at a farmhouse you have already booked.

Both. You can book us for decor only, such as the mandap, stage, entrance and florals, or for full planning, where we also coordinate the venue, catering, photography, entertainment and the on-the-day schedule. We will suggest the scope that fits your budget.

We suggest 3–6 months ahead, and earlier for winter dates or popular muhurats when venues fill quickly. A roka or small engagement can often be planned in 2–4 weeks. If your date is sooner, ask anyway.

Free quote

Tell Us About Your Celebration

Share your date, area in Gurugram, guest count and budget. We will come back with ideas and a tailored quote.

Diyas and marigold petals glowing at a celebration

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