Round Varmala Preservation Resin Frame

Where Gardens Become Decor

The moment you and your partner exchanged varmalas, two lives accepted one another. That garland — the jaimala — is the oldest, most sacred symbol of mutual love and acceptance in an Indian wedding. And within hours, it wilts and is set aside.

This keepsake exists to stop that. We take the exact varmala you wore on your wedding day and seal it in crystal-clear resin, giving its colour and meaning an immortal, everyday beauty you'll pass down for generations. A round varmala preservation resin frame, 6–8 inches in diameter, handcrafted in Chandigarh from your own wedding flowers — never replicas.

How Your Varmala Is Preserved

1. You ship your varmala. Within 24–48 hours of your wedding, store the garland in a cool, dry place and courier it to us. We provide simple packing instructions to protect every petal in transit.
2. We deconstruct it by hand. Our artisans carefully separate the petals, leaves, and decorative elements of your jaimala.
3. Each element is pressed, dried, and colour-stabilised so the natural tones of your flowers are locked in.
4. We rebuild it in a circular composition inside a round mould, faithfully maintaining the original colour palette and aesthetic of your varmala.
5. Crystal-clear, UV-resistant resin is poured in layers over 48–72 hours, then slow-cured and hand-polished to a flawless, glass-like finish.

The result: a forever keepsake that looks as alive as the day you wore it.

Features at a Glance

Materials

• UV-stable epoxy resin
• Your preserved, colour-stabilised wedding flowers
• Wooden easel display stand
• Wall-mount hardware (optional)

Why Preserve Your Varmala?

A varmala is treated as the heart of the wedding — and then discarded within hours of the ceremony. This service transforms that fleeting sacred tradition into a permanent piece of home decor and a true family heirloom.

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