Bridal Mehndi Design — Dulhan Patterns for Hands & Feet
Bridal mehndi is a five to six hour commitment, so composition matters more than density. Traditional dulhan designs anchor a bride-and-groom portrait or a peacock at the centre of the palm, ring it with a dense jaal, and taper into fine bel work near the elbow.
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Book your artist at least three weeks before the wedding and share a saved design from this page so they can practise the exact motifs.
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Bridal Mehndi Design — Frequently Asked Questions
How long does bridal mehndi take?
Full bridal mehndi covering both hands to the elbow and both feet takes 4 to 7 hours depending on detail. Book your artist for a full afternoon and eat before you start.
How many days before the wedding should bridal mehndi be applied?
Two days before is ideal. Henna stain peaks about 48 hours after the paste is removed, so applying two days ahead means it is at its darkest on the wedding day.