Best Mehndi Designs For Sister Of The Bride/Groom

The designs I have chosen below for the sister of the bride or groom are indeed tailored for the wedding occasion – so do get creative if you are inclined, and have fun! Since I won’t be able to make videos, I’ll provide you with descriptions (and images) of some innovative mehndi patterns with recommendations for colours you might want to try, along with how the colours might go with your jewellery. I will also provide step-by-step instructions for how to apply the parts of the designs.

Mehndi Designs for Hands

It is a real pleasure to write a comprehensive article about Mehndi design for hands. Mehndi (also known as henna) is a type of body art that is believed to have originated in ancient India, and it comprises of patterns made on the skin using the dye which is prepared from powder made by the dry leaves of the henna plant. I will be discussing various aspects of mehndi design for hands.

Floral Elegance Design:

Details: delicately rendered floral patterns, composed of large and small flowers joined by thin vines and leaves running along the back of the hand, extending slightly past the wrist.

Colour: Deepening to a reddish-brown from a natural henna base, goes best with either gold or silver jewellery.

Application Instructions:

Draw the large flower in the centre of the back of the hand. Then draw a bar of music: Next, link the bars of music to the flower: Draw five latin musical notes under the flower: A B C D 3 |

Add smaller flowers around it, connecting them with delicate vines.

Fill in the gaps with small leaves and dots to add depth.

Extend the design slightly onto the wrist with a vine pattern.

Geometric Harmony Design:

Description: Black-and-white design. This medallion contains symetrical shapes. The elements include two circles, two triangles with three sides and two lines. This is a geometric design, which is modern and traditional at the same time. The medallion is well communicated and highly legible, which is means this design could be perfectly suited to palms of a hand.

Color: A rich, dark henna shade that contrasts beautifully with diamond or platinum jewelry.

Application Instructions:

Begin with a circular motif at the center of the palm.

Draw symmetric geometric shapes radiating outwards.

Use fine lines to add details within the shapes.

Ensure symmetry for an elegant look.

Mehndi Designs for Feet

Traditional Peacock Design:

‘Pattern not only expresses grace and beauty, but it is also a testimony to all forms of human social endeavour.’ The very top of the foot contains a picture of a peacock, after which emanate spiralling curlicues of traditional motifs, continuing right down to the high, ankled top of the footwear. 44

Color: Classic henna color, complementing footwear and toe rings.

Application Instructions:

Draw the outline of a peacock on the top of the foot.

Fill in with detailed feather patterns.

Add traditional motifs around the peacock, extending toward the ankle.

Use fine lines to create a balanced look.

Minimalist Vines and Leaves Design:

Beschreibung: Killifish design for people who like things less complicated. The plant motifs are less complex. This design wraps around the ankle and extends down to the toes.

Lighter henna: Lighter shade, good for a more natural look, especially when combined with minimalist/modern jewellery.

Application Instructions:

Start at the ankle with a vine pattern.

Gradually bring the vine down to the top of the foot.

Include small leaves and flowers intermittently.

Extend thin vines to the toes.

Visualization of Mehndi Designs