The Décor Studio · Part II of the floor
Walk the floor
before it exists.
Arrange mandaps, florals, seating and lighting on the real venue floor, then walk the couple through it in photorealistic 3D — across all five functions, before a single flower is booked.
What it does
The room, decided on the screen — not on the day.
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Forty-six presets, drawn for the work
Mandaps, florals, lighting, entrance pieces and accents across seven categories — modelled for Indian weddings, not borrowed from a generic event kit.
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Five functions, five plans
Haldi, Mehendi, Sangeet, Ceremony and Reception each keep their own layout, palette and theme. One venue, five rooms.
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Two dimensions to plan, three to feel
Lay the floor out by drag-and-drop, then open the same plan as a photorealistic 3D venue you can orbit, pan and walk — day lighting to night in a dial.
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A link the couple only watches
Share a read-only view of the room. They see it exactly as it will stand; they cannot move a thing. The plan, and the couple, stay yours.
The studio, live
Open it, and place a mandap.
Open full screenBest on a desktop, where the 3D view runs at full fidelity. On a phone the 2D planner works; the 3D view scales itself to the hardware, or steps aside where it cannot.
An invitation
Show a couple their sangeet, months early.
The Décor Studio is part of the suite the first group of studios is shaping now. Come see it run against a wedding of your own.
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