Who doesn’t love the mehendi ceremony? It is a day reserved for brides – patiently sitting and watching the artist draw the most intricate pattern on their hands and feet. The daring ones let their ...
Neha Assar can spend up to three hours holding a bride’s hands before a wedding. She will also devote three hours to holding her feet. Ms. Assar is a henna artist specializing in mehndi, the ...
Dragon Motifs. Peacocks. The Statue of Liberty. The Simpsons. There is very little the henna artist Sara Vazir can’t do with the plant-based dye. Which is why when her clients, ranging from brides in ...
The bridal season is here and everyone is talking about outfit trends, jewellery trends and wedding-related matters. But what is amazing is that a new henna trend is emerging, and we bet you have not ...
In Syria's northeastern Jazira region, the night before a wedding is often marked by candlelit trays of henna, traditional music and ...
It’s a scorching summer afternoon in Brampton and the home of Neesha Joshi’s uncle is undergoing a festive transformation as the family prepares to host 250 guests in the first of four wedding ...
Bridal preparations can come with a lot of stress and anxiety. We love personalising every bit of the trousseau but it can also be quite tiring. From deciding bridal outfits to booking your MUA, there ...
The wedding season is in full swing and the pretty girls all across can't stop discussing wedding outfits, decor, jewellery and more. But one thing that most of us often forget to discuss are the ...
Can you imagine a bride ditching a blouse? No? Well, that actually happened. A new age bride recently opted for unconventional mehndi design on her upper body area instead of wearing a blouse and she ...
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Karwa Chauth modern mehndi designs 2026: From bridal to simple Arabic patterns, check 25+ easy, trending, beautiful henna designs for hands
India, Oct. 23 -- Karwa Chauth is a special festival celebrated by married Hindu women, who observe a fast and pray for the ...
In South Asian wedding culture, it’s the norm to hide the groom’s name in the bride’s wedding mehendi, or henna as you may know it. One bride wanted to go against tradition and add her own twist to it ...
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