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This Diwali, Gift Happiness
Madonn Chhocolates

Every Occasion

A Sweeter Story

From the roka to the last return gift, we plan every function against what it actually needs and work to a delivery schedule you sign off before anything is made.

Weddings, end to end

One Housefor the Whole Wedding

A wedding is not one order. Every function asks for something different, and families often end up coordinating a sweet shop, a florist, a packing service and a decorator between them in the weeks before the first guest arrives.

We take the whole of it on one brief and one invoice: trousseau and sagan trays, guest and room hampers, return gifts, the varmala pair, and rental packing for the decor you would rather hire than buy. Colours are matched to your invitation or a swatch, and anything going out in volume is sampled and signed off before it is made.

Trays of mithai in a glass sweet counter, some topped with slivered pistachio and almond

Function by function

What Each Function Needs

  1. Roka and engagement

    Ring platters, sagan boxes and the first exchange trays. Where the two families set the colour language for everything that follows.

  2. Mehendi and haldi

    Bright, informal packing. Favour baskets for the guests, bangles and dupatta trays, and flowers that survive an afternoon outdoors.

  3. Sangeet

    Guest hampers and performer gifts, plus the room hampers waiting for anyone who flew in that morning.

  4. The wedding

    The trousseau trays in full, shagun envelopes, varmala pair strung to height, and the mithai and dry fruit for the exchange.

  5. Reception

    Return gifts in volume, table gifts and the boxes that go home with the families at the end of the night.

  6. After the day

    Thank you hampers for the people who made it happen, and collection of anything hired for the functions.

What a wedding draws on

The Collections Behind the Day

All made to order, to your colours

Lead times

When to Start Talking to Us

Hyderabad wedding season and the fortnight before Diwali are the two points in the year when the calendar genuinely runs out, so if your date falls in either, start early.

  1. Four to six weeks before

    A full wedding

    Counted from the first function. Room to agree colours, build a sample tray, change your mind once and still have everything made without rushing.

  2. Two weeks before

    Still workable

    If the guest counts are settled and you are happy to choose from what we can source quickly.

  3. About a week before

    Smaller jobs

    Anything short of the whole wedding. The brief is the same, the date, the count and the colours, there is just less of it to make.

  4. Under a week

    An honest answer

    We will tell you what is and is not possible rather than take the order and hope.

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