
Henna, a dye from a flowering plant, symbolizes a woman’s evolution from a virgin girl to a woman in the mehndi ceremony. The groom’s name might be hidden in the design of applied henna. In some regions, henna is applied by the future mother-in-law or prospective sister-in-law during the mehndi ceremony. The ritual commonly occurs in the bride’s home and includes festive, traditional songs, dancing, and a feast. In addition to henna, turmeric paste is applied to the bride’s face during the mehndi ceremony to create a fresh, glowing complexion.
The henna remains on the hands and feet until the wedding day and becomes darker with exposure to air. The future bride does not leave her home after the mehndi ceremony until her wedding day. In the Indian culture, the darkening of the henna symbolizes the degree of acceptance of the bride by the groom’s family. The shade of the henna might also indi.
Mehndi dress

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