ARTICLE BY : Nupur Sarvaiya
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From floral to geometrical, there is no dearth of henna design ideas and inspiration to borrow from. But when it comes to mehndi for the big day, brides are constantly looking for newer, fresher ideas. The best part about mehndi is that it can be totally customisable. Whether you want to get the pattern of the Eiffel Tower, your wedding hashtag etched on your hand, a portrait of your pet or motifs of your favourite flowers, the sky is the limit. But for every bride who wants something out of the box and unusual, there is someone looking for symmetry.An innovative mehndi style to consider is half and half designs. Just as the name suggests, it a henna aesthetic with the exact design being replicated on the other hand. The result is a beautiful mirror effect. What truly makes it special that you don’t have to stick to just one style. If you prefer traditional mehndi, you can go the classic Indian mehndi route. Bold and beautiful patterns appeal to you? Half and half Arabic mehndi will be right up your alley. You can also personalise it as you please. How about modern roses and peonies? Or simple mandala motifs if you prefer all things minimal? A blend of Indian and Arabic is a wonderful option too. You can also pair half floral and half geometric.Renowned London-based mehndi artist Manraj Tawana behind Manraj Henna is known for creating some of the most intricate and personalised bridal artworks. Her one-of-a-kind ideas on customizations, especially when it comes to symmetrical and super stylish half and half mehndi, is totally worth the buzz. If you’re a bride curating her mehndi mood board, we have compiled 10 unique designs by Manraj that you can bookmark for your special occasion. Scroll through to check out our gallery.
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For more information, visit:Manraj HennaInstagram: @Manjraj_HennaEmail: ManrajTawana@hotmail.com
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