Mehendi, a significant tradition in Nikah ceremonies, symbolizes blessings and happiness for the bride. From traditional Arabic and floral patterns to modern minimalist and Mughal-inspired designs, ...

Mehendi designs such as a bride in palanquin and illustrations of moon are not catching the fancy of brides-to-be and newly weds, as masked bride and groom figures takes over mehendi patterns this ...

There’s something about Navratri that just makes us want to go all out. The music, the colours, the endless rows of women twirling in lehengas, it’s pure magic. But honestly, can we even imagine ...

Getting festive ready is incomplete without mehndi. Henna on hands transforms the complete look be it for a festival or a wedding. With the festive season around the corner and wedding season about to ...

Teej is a festival that stands as a symbol of union between Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. There are three different Teej festivals that are observed in the year; Hariyali Teej, Kajari Teej and ...

Planning to have a royal wedding complete with a palace and a vermillion OTT lehenga? Opt for a raja-rani mehendi design where each hand is dedicated to the raja and rani, respectively. You can also ...

These designs are perfect for your festive look; Image Credit: iStock Celebrating festivity in an artful way is what we love and be it any festival, we cannot miss our favourite mehendi designs. Sawan ...

Raksha Bandhan is here and siblings just can't keep calm. The festival which celebrate the bond of love and care between brothers and sisters is celebrated in the month of Sawan or Shravan in the ...

As the wedding season approaches, one of the most exciting things for a bride-to-be is getting her mehendi done. Mehendi designs are an ancient art form that has stood the test of time. They can range ...

Best mehendi designs to glam up for this wedding season If elaborate mehendi designs is not your thing, then that doesn't mean you need to play spoilsport while all your friends get their hands ...

Eid 2025: Muslims around the world eagerly await the celebrations for Eid-Ul-Fitr. Depending on the sighting of the crescent moon, Eid will be observed on either March 31 or April 1. The festival, ...