The brief was a Rajasthani wedding given the temple's own vocabulary: a canopied mandap under a small Krishna shrine, the family seated in a ring around the sacred fire, and a decorated cow at the gate for blessing rather than as decoration. We centred the flower-decked mandap and let the family ring the vedi so the rite reads clearly, then placed the dressed cow at the gate where she belongs — Rajasthani weddings invoke Krishna and the sacred cow, and go-puja is part of the blessing. The golden-cream ground keeps it celebratory but warm, and the festoon-and-cow border frames the day. Faux-gold on the canopy, festoon and offerings is flat vivid yellow throughout, never metallic.