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Build a wedding moodboard vendors can actually use.

Split inspiration by decision: Anand Karaj, Maiyan, Mehndi and Jaggo, reception, outfits, and photo or film. Then send the relevant vendor one short brief—not a board of 300 unexplained pins.

1

Feeling

Three words, the guest feeling, and what the event must never become.

2

Palette

Main and accent colours, flowers and materials—not twenty unrelated screenshots.

3

Must-haves and hard noes

Three of each so the vendor knows where to protect the budget.

4

Ceremony context

Anand Karaj etiquette, Maiyan or Jaggo traditions, and important family roles.

5

Reality check

Guests, timings, access, weather, accessibility and the working budget range.

Good places to start

Punjabi and Sikh wedding inspiration worth opening

These links go to focused boards and real-wedding collections, not generic homepages. Save only the references that fit your ceremony, venue and budget.

📝 One-page working brief

💍 Punjabi wedding creative brief

💍 PUNJABI WEDDING CREATIVE BRIEF

Couple:
Event and date:
Venue / indoor or outdoor:
Guest count:
Vendor this brief is for:
Version date:

✨ FEELING
Three words:
What we want guests to feel:
What this must not become:

🎨 PALETTE
Main colours:
Accent colours:
Materials / flowers:

✅ THREE MUST-HAVES
1.
2.
3.

🚫 THREE HARD NOES
1.
2.
3.

🙏 CEREMONY AND FAMILY CONTEXT
Anand Karaj / Gurdwara etiquette or venue rules:
Maiyan / Jaggo traditions to allow for:
Family roles or moments that must be protected:

📋 REALITY CHECK
Budget range:
Timing and access:
Weather / rain plan:
Elderly, child or accessibility needs:

🖼️ REFERENCES
View-only moodboard link:
Notes explaining exactly what to keep from each image: