Event design · Styling · Creative direction

Raksha Chopra, event designer, stylist and creative director

Est. Bengaluru · Eight years

Raksha
Chopra

Event design
Styling
Floristry

Designing spaces
that tell a story.

Garden lunch with block-print parasols set against a rocky hill
Event design · Styling · Creative direction

Raksha is the eye
behind the spaces.

Eight years of translating a brief into atmosphere, where concept, space, florals, styling and production are held together by a single idea.

Selected work ↓
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01 / Philosophy

Design that tells
a story.

Design goes beyond beautifying a space. Every flower, structure and detail is thoughtfully placed to evoke emotion, create connection and bring a vision to life authentically.

The work sits where concept meets space, with theme ideation, floral styling, spatial design and decor aesthetics resolved into one immersive experience.

02 / Approach

Visual board → Design → Execution

01

The Idea

The brief becomes a visual language. Moodboards, references, colour, texture and atmosphere are gathered until the event has a point of view.

02

The Design

The visual language becomes a spatial concept. Layouts, renders, structures, florals, lighting and details are resolved before anything is built.

03

The Execution

The concept leaves the screen. Fabrication, installation and on-site direction turn the drawing into a room people walk into.

03 / Render → Reality

I designed this.
This is what it became.

Concepts are resolved in 2D and 3D render before fabrication begins, so the room that gets built is the room that was drawn.

3D render of a poolside lounge with terracotta jaali screens, woven pendants and plum seating
Designed: the vignette as drawn
Courtyard mehendi with draped canopy, tassels and rug seating
Built: the executed event on site
04 / Floral

Flowers,
with intention.

Florals are not decoration added at the end. They are asymmetrical, emotionally expressive material that forms part of the visual language of the room, and they often set its scale, rhythm and colour.

Bud vase detail with sunflower, daisies and candles on an inlay table
Traditional entrance styled with brass urns, roses and tuberose
Brass, rose and tuberose · entrance styling
Woven banana leaf and jasmine garland entrance detail
05 / Space

Beauty needs structure.

Event venue floor plan with table zoning, stage, dance floor and guest flow arrows
Venue zoning · seating · guest flow
  • Venue zoning
  • Guest flow
  • Seating planning
  • Walkthrough planning
  • Before and after transformations

Layouts are drawn to scale before styling begins: how a room fills, how guests move through it, where the eye lands first.

06 / Selected work
Terracotta and sunflower lounge installation with marigold florals
01 / Environment

Terracotta & Sun

Sunflower, marigold and terracotta in a room built entirely out of warmth

Rooftop ceremony with pastel fabric canopy and lilac stage
02 / Structure

Sky Canopy

Pastel fabric moving overhead; a lilac stage anchored below

Orange jaali fabricated canopy structure against the sky
03 / Build

Jaali Pavilion

Fabricated jaali structure and scalloped canopy, drawn before it was built

Evening reception with mirror balls, tinsel and lit arch niches
04 / Lighting

Light After Dark

Mirror balls, tinsel and lit niches that put atmosphere over decoration

Outdoor lounge with velvet seating and layered vintage carpets
05 / Space planning

The Long Lounge

Velvet seating, layered carpets and a considered path through the room

Translucent red acrylic arch entrance walkway lined with roses
06 / Perspective

Threshold in Red

Translucent arches repeating into a rose-lined walkway

07 / Services

Event designing.

01

Concept & Theme Design

  • Theme ideation
  • Moodboards & visual boards
  • Inspiration & references
  • Colour palettes
  • Textile selection
  • 2D render designs
  • 3D render designs
02

Aesthetic Styling & Decor

  • Floral styling
  • Lighting design
  • Element placement
  • Theme-based styling
03

Space Planning & Layout

  • Venue zoning
  • Guest flow
  • Seating planning
  • Walkthrough planning
  • Before / after venue transformations
04

Technical & Production

  • Stage design
  • Backdrop design
  • Fabrication & custom builds
  • AV & lighting
  • Structural elements
05

Vendor Coordination & Execution

  • On-site planning
  • Event execution
  • Vendor management within project scope
08 / Meet the designer

Raksha
Chopra

Event design · Styling · Creative direction

A B.Com graduate who began her creative journey during college, driven by a desire to explore design and create meaningful spaces.

Today, over eight years of experience sit behind every setup, spanning concept development and theme ideation, floral styling, spatial design and decor aesthetics, turning conceptual visions into tangible, immersive experiences.

8+

Years of experience

Portrait of Raksha Chopra
09 / Client love

“Raksha, every part of the decor was beautiful. I loved everything. The decor was truly outstanding. I am really really happy”

Trupthi Hemanth

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10 / From the studio

Recently, on site.

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Garden lunch with block-print parasols set against a hillPastel garden dining with blush velvet chairs and floral linenSuspended fringe chandeliers in rust, marigold and winePastel lilac lounge set with arched panels and printed cushionsCandlelit styled shelving with brass objects and dried floralsOrange jaali fabricated canopy structure against the sky
11 / Enquiries

Let’s create
something worth
remembering.