At Mandap Co, we specialise in creating elegant and personalised decor for weddings and religious ceremonies across the UK. One of our recent highlights was designing a bespoke Nikaah partition for the beautiful wedding of Kas and Kate, held at the iconic Sheridan Suite in Manchester.



Elegant Nikaah Partition with Wisteria, White Roses & Foliage
For this special occasion, we were asked to create a Nikaah backdrop that was modest, respectful, and visually striking. The couple wanted a serene, sacred space for their ceremony that also matched the grandeur of the venue.
Our design featured a custom Nikaah partition, delicately decorated with:
- Cascading wisteria flowers – adding softness, grace, and romance
- Fresh white roses – for purity and elegance
- Lush green foliage – to represent peace and new beginnings
This setup offered the perfect balance between tradition and modern style – ideal for couples seeking Muslim wedding decor in Manchester that honours cultural values while embracing beauty and simplicity.




A Peaceful Setting for a Sacred Ceremony
The Nikaah was conducted with grace and warmth, surrounded by family and friends. Our partition provided a beautiful and private setting for the couple’s vows, complementing the soft tones and floral accents of the venue.
Whether you are planning a Sheridan Suite wedding, a Muslim wedding ceremony, or a traditional Nikaah service, Mandap Co offers fully customised Nikaah partition hire services across Manchester, Leeds, Bradford, and beyond.
Why Choose Mandap Co for Your Nikaah Decor?
- Experienced in bespoke wedding setups
- Wide range of partition styles and backdrops
- Fresh flowers and high-quality decor materials
- Trusted across Manchester wedding venues
- Personalised service tailored to your cultural and aesthetic vision
💌 Planning your Nikaah or wedding?
Contact Mandap Co today for elegant and meaningful decor that leaves a lasting impression.
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