10 Awesome Mehndi Designs For Your Engagement Ceremony
Mehndi designs for engagement function is an art. Also, it is a part of the ceremony. Just like a bride selects her dress, she also selects her mehndi design.
There are plenty of mehndi designs to choose from.
Here’re the top 10 mehndi designs for engagement ceremonies
- It is a romantic mehndi designs for engagement function as it includes the name of the groom. So, it has two parts – design and name. The first thing is the design that can also be divided into two parts. Half of the palm is covered with a peacock-feather-like design and the rest of the art has swirls.
Look at the second part that is personalization. You can include the name of your groom in the design. And it will become a part of the design. While it will be easy to figure out the name, but only on giving a close look at the design.
- It is for women of fair color and you should use dark color henna for this design. As you can see the dark motifs on fingertips followed by leaves and then the brief pause that is broken with a large oblong flower in the middle of the palm followed by another pause.
The design extends to the cover half of the arm’s length with leaves and flowers. This design looks simpler, but it makes the best use of skin tone. It highlights the skin color. The dark color of henna improves the fair skin tone. Also, it will enhance the look and feel of your engagement ring.
- It is an elegant design that looks classic. The palm is filled with a peacock-like design and the back of the hand has only a swirl beginning from the tip of the middle finger to the wrist where it meets a bracelet-like design. Other fingers and the thumb are also designed with small swirls.
The front design has two parts. The first part is the peacock-like design encircled with arches to give it a distinct look. The rest of the palm has a dense design. Also, there are swirls of alternate designs on the thumb and fingers.
- It is a Marwari design popular in parts of Rajasthan and Gujarat. First look at the palm that has three semi-circle designs stemming from the wrist and covering almost half of the palm. The rest of the palm is designed with dotted prints emanating from the finger pores.
At the back, the fingers and thumb are designed with a similar dotted pattern but the middle finger design is made more prominent and it is allowed to extend to the wrist where it merges into another design. Also, the woman in the picture has painted her nails to further improve the mehndi design.
- It is the real beauty of hands. It has three designs mixed into one. The first part is finger pores, the second part is the palm, and the third part is the wrist. And all designs