To make this process much easier for you, we have made a list of 10 mehendi designs that will be perfect for you!
FRONT HAND
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The Sindoor and Kanyadaan Mehendi Design
A phenomenal art depiction presented as a mehendi, this design depicts two of the most important wedding ceremonies: The Sindoor and Kanyadaan. What makes it even more special is its ability to be customized according to your wedding details. You could inculcate the same floral decorations that you chose for your wedding.
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Arabic Mehndi Design
This elegant front-hand pattern is inspired by the majestic peacock that centres its design around it. The clever use of negative space is the most prized feature of this design. It represents the true Indian spirit by representing the splendour of the peacock and its close mixture of tradition and art.
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Flora and Fauna in Mehendi
A combination of Jali designs and floral patterns lends radiance to this flora and fauna-inspired mehendi design. Specifically created for nature lovers who want a simple look, this design offers a perfect blend of beauty with minimalism. If you’re seeking a natural yet refined style, this mehendi should be on your list of choices!
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Modern Mehendi design
This beautiful floral pattern on the palm, with lace-like curves near the wrist, might just be the perfect look for you. The simplicity of the geometric lines and shapes adds a modern touch to this design, making it a great choice for stylish brides or guests. The flowers represent the traditional aspects of Indian culture, and this design beautifully blends them with modern patterns to give it a sophisticated and elegant look.
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Two-tone simple mehendi design
A fresh and popular modern design is the two-tone simple mehendi. The key difference lies in how it is applied. The mehendi paste is applied at two intervals which allows it to develop slightly different shades. You can use this technique with any design that you like, you only need to keep in mind that there should be enough time between intervals to see a noticeable difference in Mehendi colour.
FULL HAND
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Bridal Mehndi with Lotus in Full Bloom
This is one of the top trends in Punjabi wedding photography. This highly customisable full-hand design is made with a personalized depiction of the happy couple on separate hands and separate ensembles. If you are preparing for Karvachauth or Tej then this design might be the perfect one for you and can aptly represent your nature. Another quirky and modern change to this design can be that you choose celestial objects or other relevant symbols of marriage and love in different cultures to make your mehndi rich with culture.
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Lotus Marwari Mehndi design
Despite growing in muddy waters, the lotus emerges as a symbol of beauty and purity in Indian culture. This particular full-hand design extends up to the elbow and features modern images. A customisable element can be added in this mehndi as well. You can choose any of the flowers which have symbolic value in Indian culture like marigold ( prosperity ), Jasmine (eternal love) or Rose (Passion). You can even do more research and find smaller symbols that you can hide within this mehndi.
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Symmetrical Mehndi Designs
Symmetrical full-hand designs look stunning in Asian wedding photography. They are the perfect fit for a perfectionist bride! Whether you pick a floral or animal motif like peacock or elephant, the choice is all yours. A good designer can easily etch your ideas into the design so try to find a designer with a lot of experience so there is absolutely no margin for error. Whichever design you decide, also make sure that you give ample time for the mehendi to dry off so that you can get the perfect colour.
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Bridal Saree Border
This design is not only the depiction of your marriage but also the traditional bridal saree. With another chance of customisation, you can bring this design as close to your wedding as possible by including elements from your wedding like floral decorations and themes to this design.
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Half and Half Bridal Mehendi Design
For lovers of all things royal, this design depicts a peacock (a royal bird) centred around a royal garden. This destiny design has gained wide popularity among brides looking for a rich cultural look that wraps their hands in nature. You can also get creative by using non-traditional colours for your mehendi.
