A mehndi party is a pre-wedding celebration in Hindu and Sikh culture; during this event, the bride has a red-orange mehndi "stain" applied to her palms, the back of her hands, and her feet.

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Party Mehndi Red Cone ... Mehndi skin decorations are particularly linked with Hindu celebrations of weddings and other festivals in countries such as India, Nepal, Pakistan, ...

One of the most common ways to add a casual and relaxing flair to your wedding weekend is to have a less formal mehndi or sangeet party. Travel By India.com The Health Site ...

Usually, the mehndi session takes place the day before Karwa Chauth. Here are some activities that can liven up the mood and turn your get-togethers into a full-fledged party.

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After two years of quiet and isolated celebrations, festivities have made a come back. Preparations for Karva Chauth celebrations kicked in last night in Bollywood homes with mehndi parties at ...

'Henna is traditionally applied to a bride a few days before the wedding [at a Mehndi party] to represent her being a newlywed. It is also a cooling agent so is thought to help relax the brides ...