Wednesday 18 March 2009
my sister's bridal mehandi
bridal mehandi, typically covering the entire forearm, with a drawing of the bride on one hand and the groom on the other. the name of the groom is hidden in this intricate collage [usually behind the engagement ring] so the groom needs to hunt for his name, and in the process admire the mehandi!
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I want to get married!!!
ReplyDeleteLoved your blog :-) Lovely Picts...and lovely Mehendi too :-)
ReplyDeletewow super duper cool.
ReplyDeleteI love the intricate art work. What amazing mehendi artists:) The stories behind the work is equally fascinating.
ReplyDeleteOh this is sooooo beautiful.. all the details.. love it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful patterns....It's been ages since I got mehndi put!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely wonderful! Very inspiring :)
ReplyDeletelovely... such a pretty pattern. I've never seen such intricate work!!! Its amazing!!
ReplyDeletelovely colours
ReplyDeletegorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! It's breathtaking!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! The third photograph is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI am so pleased to have found your blog! I found it through Uppercase-Journal:
http://uppercase.squarespace.com/uppercase-journal/2009/3/24/type-tuesday-diti-kotecha.html
I live in New York State but have a love of Indian culture. I will definitely bookmark your blog and visit often to get my fix of great photography of life in India!
thanks so much jennifer.
ReplyDeleteand thanks for sharing the link, i had no idea i was features on somebody's blog... wow :)
OMG can i please get married now?
ReplyDeleteWHICH MEHENDI DESIGNER DID THAT? ITS MIND BLOWING AWESOME. PLS PLS PLS CAN YOU LET ME KNOW??? (amour_adi@hotmail.com)
ReplyDeletewow it's so beauteful
ReplyDeleteamazing!!!so detailed and so fine
ReplyDeletevery very nice i cant accept
ReplyDeletethat is so beutiful........................awesome
ReplyDeletetnk u so much i was looking of tis kind of image where bride and groom images are hidden in mehendi
ReplyDeletetank u chooo much
i want to get married sooooooooonnnnnnnnnnnnn
ReplyDeleteexcellent can u please share some more designs
ReplyDeleteDolly said...
ReplyDeletevery nice can u please share some more designs
very good and neat
ReplyDeleteOmg I love it.. I want that mehndi designer for my wedding whenever it is haha.. too bad I don't live in India.. Anyways Great work!
ReplyDeletefantastic
ReplyDeleteheey dah luks sik mush...
ReplyDeletehi plzzz can u tel me who the mehendi artist was...cz i reallly luvd it n im gettin married in 5mnths
ReplyDeleteits really gorgeoussssssssssss.........
ReplyDeletechanceless
ReplyDeleteyour photography is wonderful. I wanted to know if I you would kindly let me use it for my mehandi logo. I've only just started and I was creating a sign and cards for myself. would that be okay?
ReplyDeletehello banipreet,
ReplyDeletei do not have your contact so i am responding here.
unfortunately i cannot give you permission to use these photographs for your logo as it is someone else's art.
sorry! and thanks for the encouraging comment.
diti
its superb
ReplyDeleteplz
ReplyDeleteI want to learn mehndi drawing as a proffession, Anybody assist me how & whom must i join.Near about time & expencess may be give .
ReplyDeleteharishkumarlalwani@gmail.com
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Yes, Awesome Collections of mehandi designs.Indian Wedding Mehndi Designs kept their own importance. . impres,sion of Indi,an culture, traditions . dignity and grace to your wedding ensemb; of Body Mehndi Art has been .
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