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 are endless things on the list. There is plenty of nostalgia and even a rush of memories to deal with. It can be overwhelming and amidst all of this, then comes the stress of deciding your mehendi design. Mehendi is a tradition and no occasion is complete without it. While you might want to add a few personal touches to your bridal mehendi, you absolutely need a design to start with. Sometimes it can also be a hassle to pick one. To help you with the same, we have rounded up some of the best ones that you might like. Read on to know more.
Best Henna Designs For Brides To Bookmark This Season
Go Heavy-Duty
Mehendi can be very personalised and radiate one's personal aesthetic. If you are looking for inspiration, this design definitely needs to be on the top of your list. Remember how Deepika Padukone went all out with her heavy-duty, traditional mehendi? It is time for you to ace a similar design that goes up to your elbow and features accents of everything.
Minimal Mehendi
Very recently it was Kiara Advani who made a case for simple and minimal mehendi. She opted for tapering patterns on the fingers with a floral design in the centre that looked gorgeous. She was truly a 'less is more' bride, and this subtle rendition of henna perfectly complemented her signature style.
Floral Mehendi
All things floral is never a bad idea. Florals are a true blue classic and is the safest option to accentuate your style. Go for full, heavy-duty designs that complement your outfit of the day. You can always trust a gorgeous floral filigree design for your wedding.
Traditional Mehendi
This is another design that would love to add to your bridal aesthetic. With portraits of the bride and groom, rituals and more, such designs can truly be a standout. We love how the design has unique elements like a peacock or an elephant to make it a statement piece. Bride and groom motifs in traditional attire have been a forever favourite.
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