Quick answer: For a vintage look at weddings, haldi, mehendi or photoshoots, use frill or piping pagoda parasols in two or three colours that match your theme — pastels for day functions, bright colours for mehendi — and combine handheld parasols for photos with hanging or standing parasols for décor. For styles and prices, see our pagoda parasol guide.

In this guide

Colour themes by function

Function Colour idea
Haldi Yellow, marigold, white
Mehendi Green, pink, orange
Day reception / garden Pastels — peach, mint, ivory
Pre-wedding shoot One colour that contrasts with the outfit

Décor set-ups

  • Entrance arch lined with open parasols.
  • Upside-down ceiling of parasols over a seating area (use secure fixings).
  • Bride's entry under a single statement parasol.
  • Guest parasols in a basket at outdoor day events.

Photoshoot ideas and tips

  • Couple portraits under one parasol, shot in soft morning or evening light.
  • Bridesmaids with matching parasols.
  • Heritage and garden locations suit the vintage look.
  • Shoot with the sun behind the parasol for a glowing edge.
  • Pair with transparent umbrellas for rain shoots.

Planning and ordering

  1. Choose styles: frill (romantic) or piping (neat).
  2. Pick 2–3 colours.
  3. Share your venue and guest count — we'll suggest quantities.
  4. Order early before the wedding season.

Shops, schools and gifting buyers: wholesale packs with a GST invoice and pan-India delivery; logo printing from 100 pcs depending on the model. Call +91 99993 54066 or WhatsApp. Classic Umbrella was founded in 1990 and has shops in Delhi and Mumbai.

Frequently asked questions

Which parasol is best for a wedding?

Frill or piping pagoda parasols in colours that match your theme are a common choice.

How many parasols do I need?

It depends on the venue and set-up — share your plan and we'll suggest a quantity.

Can parasols be used in rain?

They are mainly decorative — check the product page; for rain, use a regular umbrella.

Do you deliver parasols across India?

Yes, pan-India from Delhi and Mumbai.

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