Mehndi Ceremony, Pakistani Mehndi, Arabic Mehndi

Bridal Mehendi Designs & Patterns
Amongst the traditional henna designs, drawn on the hands and feet of a bride, the common bridal mehendi designs include peacock, kalash, flowers, leaves and conch-shells. Whatever be the design, drawing images of the bride and groom, as well writing the groom's name, on bride's hands, is compulsory.
These days beauty parlors have special bridal mehendi packs, the brides have a choice between the Pakistani mehendi (which covers pretty much most of the palm) and the Arabic mehendi (in which the pattern is drawn to one side of the hand).
Way of Earning Money In Pakistan many mehndi artists are earning thousands of rupees by applying beautiful “mehndi” designs on the hands of women, girls and even babies. Be it a leading beauty parlour or a roadside makeshift stall of a mehndi artist, women and girls are approaching them to get the best on their hands on different occassions specially eve of eid at any rate.
The rates of applying mehndi vary from design to design. The rates of a single vine starts from Rs 20, for the full hand the mehndi artists are charging Rs 250, while the rates are Rs 500 for both hands. On Special Occassions, they charge more than the normal rates during normal seasons.
Mehndi Ceremony Initially, mehendi used to comprise of a small ceremony, in which only the close female relatives and the friends of the bride were invited, along with the family members. They used to apply mehendi on the hands of the bride as well as each other. In the present times, the ceremony has undergone a lot of change. Now, men have also become a part of the ceremony, where the guest list includes almost all the people who are invited to the wedding. Professionals are called in, to apply henna to the bride as well as the guests. Drinks, an elaborate dinner and a rocking DJ form the other aspects of the present-day mehendi ceremony.
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