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Godda News: Ritu Jaiswal of Godda is converting the wedding garland into a beautiful and long-lasting artwork with her skills. She creates attractive frames by preserving the varmala in modern ways through her
Godda. These days, as the wedding season begins, the craze of preserving varmala is increasing rapidly. The most beautiful moment of the first meeting of the bride and groom and garlanding each other is very special in everyone’s life. In such a situation, people are now choosing Varmala Preserving in large numbers to preserve their sweet memories forever. Its increasing popularity on social media and wedding ceremonies is making it a new trend.
Taking this trend forward, Ritu Jaiswal of Godda is using her skills to transform the wedding garland into a beautiful and long lasting artwork. She prepares attractive frames by preserving the varmala in modern ways through her own hands, in which the names of the bride and groom, wedding date, photograph and designs according to the theme are also included.
Varmala preserving price starts from Rs 3000
Ritu says that nowadays couples want to preserve such things which can keep the feelings of their marriage alive throughout their life. Varmala Preserving beautifully reflects this emotional connection. The frames prepared by her are not only very attractive to look at, but also remain safe for a long time, making it a memorable gift that enhances the beauty of the couple’s home. The most important thing is that the starting price of the frames made by Ritu Jaiswal starts from only Rs 3000, which is making it even more popular among the people. The combination of quality and attractive design with affordable price is being liked very much by the customers. Ritu says that the preserving frame prepared at her place takes maximum one month to be completed. Customers can decide the design by sending their varmala and can get the ready frame delivered to their home. This new and beautiful way of preserving the memorable moments of the wedding forever is becoming increasingly popular in Godda.





























