Flower Cones

At an Indian wedding, the moment the baraat arrives or the couple walks the aisle, someone hands a guest a cone. That cone is in the photograph. It is in the video. It is on every guest’s Instagram story for the next twelve hours. Our Custom Flower Cones are manufactured on art card and duplex board in GSM weights chosen to hold the shape of a cone under the weight of fresh petals, dried flowers, or confetti — without collapsing at the seam before the moment arrives. Printed on all surfaces with your wedding colours, monograms, family crests, or florals, they are cohesive with the rest of your stationery suite. A detail that most decorators treat as a commodity; we manufacture it as a keepsake.

Because the cone is the first thing a guest holds, and the photograph remembers everything it touches.

Features:

• Art Card & Duplex Board Construction — 200–300 GSM board weight options selected for structural hold under fresh petal or dried flower loads — the cone retains its shape from assembly through the moment of use, without sagging or splitting at the glued seam.
• Full-Surface Bridal Print — All-over CMYK printing in traditional and contemporary wedding palettes: ivory, blush, marigold, rose gold, and custom Pantone. Floral, paisley, geometric, and custom motif options available to coordinate with your invitation suite.
• Gold & Silver Foil Monogram Stamping — The couple’s initials, wedding date, or family crest rendered in hot-stamp foil on the cone face — the personalisation that makes a functional item feel like a considered gift.
• Uniform Cone Geometry — Die-cut and machine-rolled to consistent taper and opening dimensions, ensuring every cone holds the same volume and photographs identically — important for decorators managing symmetrical aisle or mandap arrangements.
• Bulk Packing by Event Quantity — Supplied flat-packed or pre-rolled in bundled quantities suited to wedding guest counts: 50, 100, 200, 500, and custom. Consistent finish across the full run.

When every element of a wedding tells the same story, the flower cone is the one that lands in a guest’s hand — make it say something.