How Thermocol Design Structures Add Aesthetic Value in a Wedding!

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The décor at the wedding decides how grand a wedding looks. What makes a décor element special is the little props used here and there to add more character to the overall set. It is just like a film set, where every small detail matters! Moreover, just like a film set, even at a wedding, decorators use thermocol to create these props. A thermocol design allows the designer to create any kind of design, as it is easily mouldable and light in weight, both of which are qualities that trump the traditional use of fibre to create such props.

Apart from that, it is easy to paint these structures as it absorbs the paint easily. Thermocol, being so light, makes it possible for decorators to create huge structures out of it. Some even create a façade of a huge palace if the client asks for it!

With such versatility, a thermocol design is an answer to complicated design work for wedding décor. We focus here on some of the small designs that are usually used as a background of the stages.

1. Blessing from Ganpati

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Having a statue of Lord Ganpati at the entrance of your wedding area is one of the most auspicious things you can do. The Hindu God is known to remove any obstacles that you may face and thus having a thermocol design of the god himself is a great idea. You can opt for any kind of pose you want for the statue. Many people choose this type of design as it resonates with their beliefs and makes them feel even better about their wedding décor, from a spiritual point of view!

2. The classic arch design

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The classic arch thermocol design for the background of the space where the main ceremony takes place is a common use. Interestingly, decorators earlier used steel or fibre for the same purpose but now have wisely switched to using thermocol. This allows them to create huge arches with intricate designs. They can even explore various other props to add on to it. The use of thermocol makes it quite cost-effective for both, the decorators and the clients. As a result, you can create a wedding set that looks really lavish, but only costs you a little bit!

3. A design for the entry

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This is one of the simplest designs to create - a piece for the entrances. One can use it at the main entry or at any of the intermediate entrances. The huge roses pictured above is just an example of one of the innumerable designs you can opt to have. That is the luxury you have with a thermocol design.

4. Statues at the background

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Another one of the classic designs is the one with traditional statues at the background. The statues are mostly replicas of ancient Indian statues used at temples or palaces. This gives the décor an ethnic and royal vibe to it. Moreover, the more the intricate and clean the designs are, the more guests would be left spellbound. Apsaras, Goddesses and characters from folklore are just a few examples of what people prefer for such backgrounds.

5. The elegant décor with flowers

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This is one of the most elegant décor options out there. Elegance basically means the combination of simple with beauty and that is exactly what this thermocol design offers. Since the background stand uses thermocol, you can use all the flowers you want in the world to stick to it. Furthermore, heighten the elegance quotient by including green leaves on the sides as well or opt for a single line of leaves going all around the background intertwining with the flowers and ferns.

6. The ornamental elephant

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Elephant, another symbol for auspiciousness in Indian culture, is another great idea for you create using thermocol for the wedding. This would work as an excellent prop that you can place at multiple locations throughout the venue. It can even work as a cool photobooth for weddings. Create designs that make the elephant look wearing he is different ornaments. That is how the royals dressed up the elephants in the old days and you can opt for the same vibe through this thermocol design.

7. Plain and simple

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If you want a plain and simple thermocol design, then this is it. It cannot get simpler. Such a design is ideal for low profile weddings, as it provides the aesthetics but not at a huge cost. Not everyone can have a big fat Indian wedding and this design suits the bill for such people. Apart from that, it also works for smaller functions like Mehndi, Cocktail or a Sangeet night. Adding LED lights all around the structure can turn out to be a great idea.

Make sure that your wedding looks great by paying a lot of attention to the décor you use!

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