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Indian or South Asian weddings are quite a grand and elaborate affair stretching up to three or four days. A mehendi night is one of the most important pre-wedding festivals for Indians. This celebration is akin to bridal shower celebrated by Asians. However the theme and the set up are much more traditional and follow a particular style.
Indian weddings have their special own rituals and culture which is being followed for centuries, one of them is mehendi ceremony, where the bride’s hand and foot are applied with beautiful patterns of mehendi
The application of henna to the hands and feet of women is a very old custom. Indian weddings and festivals are incomplete without henna application. Mehendi or henna is considered to be sacred for married women. The natural color of henna drawn in beautiful designs is an integral part of the make up for dance performances, functions, marriage ceremonies and even parties. Some women like to apply henna without any particula
Henna is a medicinal herb that relieves the body from stress and releases tension. It is used for small burns, cuts or scratches. However, historically henna has been in use for cosmetic uses in different parts of Asia and Africa.
