The varmala you exchanged is the first thing you shared as a married couple. Instead of letting it wilt in a cupboard, one couple turned theirs into this nameplate: their own roses, their names and a ring, held in clear resin. We can make yours the same way.
What goes into this varmala nameplate
It is deep-cast: the resin is poured thick and stays transparent, so the roses look suspended in glass rather than pressed flat. Your names sit on top, and an acrylic ring shape links them, a quiet nod to the wedding. The petals keep their natural shape and colour, though dried flowers always deepen slightly in tone.
Where to keep a varmala nameplate
Many couples hang it on their bedroom door or a flat door inside the building, where it greets them every day. It is made for indoor and covered spots, away from direct sun, which helps preserved petals keep their colour. Hooks are fitted at the back.
For newlyweds and their families
It suits couples soon after the wedding, and parents or siblings who want to give the bride and groom a keepsake of the jaimala moment. It also makes a thoughtful first anniversary surprise if the flowers were saved.
Size and price
| Size (inches) |
Best for (wall/space) |
Price |
| One size, confirmed with your flowers |
Bedroom door, flat door, bedroom wall |
₹5,999 |
From your varmala to the nameplate
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Place your order and note the names.
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Your designer calls within about 2 hours and explains how to dry the flowers.
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Home pick-up of the dried varmala can be arranged anywhere in India for ₹300–500 in total.
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Approve the design. The layout is shared with you before the resin is poured.
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Made in about 8–10 days once your varmala petals are fully dried, in our Jaipur studio, which has been preserving flowers in resin since 2012.
Payment. Your varmala nameplate is made from your own varmala, so it can never be resold, and work starts once payment is in: securely at checkout, or on WhatsApp with a booking amount now and the balance before dispatch. There is no cash on delivery. You approve the design before the resin is poured, a cancellation before work starts follows our return and refund policy, and shipping in India is free.
Varmala nameplate: questions couples ask
Do I need to dry the flowers first?
Yes, the varmala must be dried before it travels. Your designer guides you through simple drying steps on the first call.
Can you use only the roses from our varmala?
Yes, the roses are the heart of this design. The designer picks the best blooms and you see the layout before pouring.
Which languages and fonts are possible for our names?
Names can be in any language. You choose from 4–5 of our fonts.
Will it look exactly like the photo?
The style will match, but your flowers are your own, so their colours and shapes make the piece unique. You approve the design first.
Will the resin turn yellow?
We use high-quality resin that generally does not yellow indoors. Resin carries no warranty.
Is cash on delivery available?
No, because the nameplate is made from your own flowers and cannot be resold. Payment reserves your slot, and you approve the design before making.
