Welcome to Prashe Weddings – Couture Indian Wedding Decor

Prashe Décor offers premier wedding décor for traditional and modern Indian brides. The Prashe line of wedding décor stemmed from a fusion couture clothing line conceived by Dallas based fashion designer Prachi Shah. With the partnership of her brother Pramel, a former management and strategy consultant, Prashe quickly expanded from couture clothing to couture weddings – truly unique, exquisite, and – true to the nature of couture fashion – one of a kind.

With a management team led by a retail industry insider, and a design team spearheaded by a FIT graduate, Prashe brings to the altar unparalleled service and style to every event. The design warehouse is continuously replenished with the latest fabric, colors, and trends to guarantee their brides receive the first and the best.

Prashe’s team works with brides to ensure the visions they create through décor fulfill bride’s wishes and contribute to what will be the happiest day of a bride’s life. Creative Mandaps, Floral Arrangements, Customized Lighting, Luxury Lounge Furniture, Couture Bridal Wear. All of this and more is available to brides through Prashe.

Shefali & Vindhi

Friday, July 10, 2009

So, I was out last night and ran into one of our former brides who also happens to be a good friend of mine from college and childhood

We got to talking about her wedding/reception, and how amazing everything turned out. It made me realize we put up so many great pictures of her decor on our website, but none of the bride and groom!

Shefali was amazing to work with, and really allowed herself and us to think outside of the box and come up with something that was creative and unique to her reception. Her backdrop was custom designed to cater to the look that she was going for. Till this day we refer to the backdrop as “The Shefali.” Vindhi was very chill throughout the process, and did exactly what every groom should do…do exactly what the bride wants!

The reception took place in the Chantilly ballroom at the Hilton Anatole, which of course is a very grand ballroom.