Event & Wedding Decor Visualizer Tools

Plan a wedding venue

The Wedding Decor Visualizer has pages for ceremonies, themes and individual elements, and the Wedding Stage Decoration tool focuses on the stage backdrop. For Indian ceremonies, the Mandap Visualizer previews the structure, drapes and florals within your own venue photo.

Decorate a banquet hall or a party room

The Banquet Hall Decoration page suits receptions in a hall, and the Party Decoration Visualizer covers birthdays and other gatherings with balloons, banners and tables. Choose a color scheme first, then add the items you want under Add to your result.

Design a stage for a conference or show

The Event Stage Designer imagines a stage and its backdrop for conferences, product launches, award ceremonies and trade-show booths. It helps a team agree on the look before anything is built, and it gives a supplier a visual brief.

1. Upload a photo of the empty venue, taken from where guests will see it.
2. Choose the theme or event type.
3. Add decor items and any color preferences.
4. Generate, share the picture and refine the plan.

Plan for the festival calendar

Seasonal tools cover the Christmas Decoration Visualizer, the Diwali Decoration Visualizer and the Halloween Decoration Visualizer. They suit homes, shops and community spaces, and let you try a theme before you buy lights or props.

Photograph the venue from where guests will stand

Decor is judged from where people sit or stand. Take the photo from the entrance or from the middle of the seating area, with the stage or focal wall in the center. Include the ceiling and the floor so the tool can scale arches, drapes and tables to the room.

Keep the plan practical

A beautiful picture still has to fit the venue. Confirm ceiling height, power points, access times and what you are allowed to hang or fix. Share the preview with the venue manager as well as the decorator, so the plan is checked against the building before anything is ordered.

Choose a focal point and a color story

Every good decoration plan has one focal point, such as the stage, the entrance arch or the head table, and two or three colors that repeat across the room. Decide those first, then add supporting items like lights, drapes and florals. A version with fewer items often looks more refined than one where everything is added at once, so compare a simple plan with a fuller one.

Before you brief a decorator

• Save the images you like.
• List the colors and key items.
• Confirm venue rules on fixtures and open flames.
• Ask the decorator to confirm what is possible and the cost.