Varmala — Fresh Flower Wedding Garlands

The varmala (also called jaimala) is the sacred garland exchanged by the bride and groom in Hindu weddings, marking the moment they accept each other as partners. Floral Hub handcrafts fresh-flower varmala pairs to order — using roses, orchids, jasmine, rajnigandha and baby's breath — so they look perfect for your jaimala ceremony and photographs. Pick from 78+ designs or customise colour, flowers and accents with our custom garland builder. We deliver fresh varmala online, same-day and at midnight, across 200+ cities and 12,300+ pincodes, with 99.8% on-time delivery and 13+ years of experience. Varmala prices start at ₹2,999.

The Meaning of the Varmala Ceremony

Varmala comes from var (groom) and mala (garland). In the jaimala or varmala ceremony, the bride and groom exchange fresh flower garlands, symbolising acceptance, respect and the union of two families. The ritual is one of the most photographed moments of an Indian wedding, which is why fresh, well-crafted varmalas matter.

Types of Varmala We Handcraft

•        Rose varmala (red, pink, white)

•        Orchid varmala

•        Jasmine & mogra varmala

•        Rajnigandha varmala

•        Baby’s-breath varmala

•        Designer varmala with pearls/kundan

•        Photo/personalised varmala pairs

Varmala Price in India — Guide

Prices vary by flower type, size and season (rates rise during peak wedding months). Use the custom builder for an exact quote.

FAQs

Q: What is a varmala?

A: A varmala is the fresh flower garland exchanged by the bride and groom during an Indian wedding. Also called jaimala, it symbolises the couple accepting each other. Floral Hub handcrafts varmala pairs to order from fresh roses, orchids and jasmine.

Q: What is the difference between varmala and jaimala?

A: There is no real difference — varmala and jaimala are two names for the same wedding garland exchanged by the couple. “Varmala” is more common in North India and “jaimala” across many Hindi-speaking regions.

Q: How much does a varmala cost?

A: Fresh flower varmala at Floral Hub starts at ₹2,999 per pair for classic rose designs and goes up to ₹12,685 for designer kundan and orchid varmalas. Most couples spend ₹4,500–₹8,000.

Q: Can I order varmala online with same-day delivery?

A: Yes. Order varmala online and get same-day or midnight delivery across 200+ cities and 12,300+ pincodes. For peak wedding dates, order 2–3 days ahead.

Q: Are these real fresh flower varmalas?

A: Yes — every varmala is handcrafted from real fresh flowers on the day of dispatch, never artificial, and packed to stay fresh until your ceremony.

Q: Can I customise my varmala design?

A: Yes, choose flowers, colours, length and accents with our custom garland builder, or request a bespoke bride-and-groom pair matched to your wedding theme.