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30 Basic Mehndi Designs for Hands and Feet for Bridesmaids & Wedding Guests

30 Basic Mehndi Designs for Hands and Feet for Bridesmaids & Wedding Guests

Image Source: Henna by Maziah

Wedding season in India is in full swing and it seems like there is someone or the other’s pre-wedding ceremony to attend every day. One such pre-wedding ceremony that any wedding in India is incomplete without is the Mehndi Ceremony. This pre-wedding ceremony is all about both families coming together and indulging in the fun activity of having mehndi applied to your hands and feet.

Not every bride, bridesmaid, or female wedding guest is a fan of detailed mehndi and the time it takes to make such designs. Lucky for these ladies, there are many simple mehndi designs for wedding celebrations. Simple and easy bridal mehndi designs that make life easier for the bride and the other female guests at the party. If you want something basic, check out these beautiful mehndi designs for your hands and feet:

Hands

1. Love this design that focuses on different parts of the hand with simple, minimal elements!

Image Source: Pinterest

2. How about a modern, boho-chic approach to your Mehndi design?

Image Source: Henna by Divya

3. For a more fuss-free design you can restrict the mehndi to your fingers and wrist, leaving the back of your palm empty.

Image Source: Henna by Divya

4. Opt for two different Arabic designs for the back of your hands.

Image Source: Pinterest

5. Or go for the classic ‘circular design on both palms’.

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6. To make your mehndi design look more, add a strip connecting the design on your wrist with the circle in the middle and finally ending it on the index finger.

Image Source: Neeta Desai Sharma

7. How about a nice stretch of florals running down from your index finger to your wrist?

Image Source: Pinterest

8. Another great floral and leaf design for the back of your palm! 

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9. Make big flowers in patches to make your hands look more filled.

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10. The key to make your hand more decorative is to have one big design and then work your way around it. 

Image Source: Maple Mehndi

11. You can also make a mehndi design that resembles haath phools. 

Image Source: Pinterest

12. Another great design of a haath phool mehndi design! 

Image Source: Maple Mehndi

13. Perfectly combining elements of Indian and Arabic mehndi designs. 

Image Source: Pinterest

14. Finger mehndi is currently in trend and this rose and criss-cross design is perfect to get on the bandwagon.

Image Source: Nurah’s Henna

15. If you don’t want anything on your fingers, just get a simple design made on the back of your palm! 

Image Source: Pinterest

Feet

1. Feet blooming with florals – what a great way to make your feet look pretty on your wedding day!

Image Source: Pinterest

2. A great matching Boho chic Mehndi design for your feet!

Image Source: Sarara Mehndi

3. Love this simple sketch around the ankles and toes.

Image Source: Mehndi by Theresa

4. Perhaps some intertwined vines to adorn your feet?

Image Source: Amreen Wahid

5. How gorgeous is this design?!

Image Source: Henna by Divya

6. A beautiful and intricate design to trace the length of your foot. 

Image Source: Sarara Mehndi

7. Just a basic design made along the sides of your feet.

Image Source: Mehndi by Theresa

8. A modern Arabic mehndi design for you wedding day!

Image Source: Sarara Mehndi

9. How about some cute flowers, brides?

Image Source: Pinterest

10. Just a strip on either side of each foot and simple doodling to fill in the space in that strip.

Image Source: Pinterest

11. Absolutely love this mehndi! 

Image Source: Bharathi Sanghani

12. Keep it simple with a coloured circle in the middle and a basic design on the toes! 

Image Source: Pinterest

13. How to beautifully replicate payals but by using mehndi.

Image Source: Henna Belle

14. For a bride who finds beauty in simple designs.

Image Source: Maple Mehndi

15. A great way to fill up your feet with minimal elements!

Image Source: Pinterest

FAQs About 30 Basic Mehndi Designs for Hands and Feet for Bridesmaids & Wedding Guests

Q. How much does the henna artist charge for a bridal mehendi design?

In Indian weddings, the henna was considered auspicious. The charges usually depend upon the type of design that you choose for your big day. If you go with a simple and basic full front and back hand cover design, the artist charges will start at 2100/-, and as per the design, it will increase.

Q. How long does it take a henna artist to draw a basic mehendi design?

“Anywhere between one minute and two hours” is the prompt response. Applying may take some time, depending on what you want. The larger/more complicated the design, the longer it takes. Drying time: 15 to 20 minutes, or a little bit longer if the application is very thick.

Q. How can I get a black color from the henna?

Natural henna never leaves a black stain on your skin, and if it does, the artist is probably using a chemical additive that could be damaging to your skin. The color of natural henna ranges from orange to dark maroon. Darkness varies depending on your skin tone, the area of the body that has henna applied, henna quality, and the level of care. However, you can apply Vicks and mustard oil if you are willing to get a good color.

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