Table styling

Start with the table type and what it serves: a dining table, a hospitality point, a majlis table or a reception table? That alone narrows the choices considerably. Then add rough colours and tell us what you have, even a simple description.

Yes. A wedding table coordinates with the kosha and the hall's palette using floral runners, candles and luminous details. A family dinner table is lighter and warmer, suited to the home and the number seated.

You can, and it is preferable. When the hospitality, dining and reception tables are styled together we make sure the elements coordinate and form a coherent scene for the whole occasion. Mention every table type you want styled.

A long table allows a running centrepiece or repeated styling points along its length. A round table centres on one piece in the middle. A low majlis table is styled closer to the surface and more sparsely so it does not block eye contact between those seated. Tell us the shape and size.

Styling is not tied to the size of the occasion but to how you want guests to feel. A dinner table for a small group benefits from simple styling that makes it look prepared. Tell us the table type, the gathering's mood and the space and we agree what suits it.

Yes. Natural light brings out fine details and lighter colours, while an evening occasion benefits from candles and elements that catch the light and add visual warmth. When you tell us the time of day we take it into account when suggesting styling elements.