Mehndi

Mehndi, also known as 'Henna' is a process of temporary tattoos. It is originated from a plant called Lawsonia. It is only grown in tropical and subtropical regions in Africa, Southern Asia, and Northern Australasia in semi-arid zones. The Henna plant is dried and powdered. It is then mixed with tea, coffee, cloves or tamarind to form a paste.

The paste is then applied to any part of the body and is 100% natural and safe. Traditionally for brides, the henna is applied to the front and back of the hands and feet with a cone. The paste can be left on for as little as a half an hour and will leave a reddish dye on the skin.

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Mandup and Home Decorations

A gazebo type of decoration, traditionally used for indian weddings to perform ceremonies within. This can be made as a 6ft X 6ft or 8ft X 8ft Mandup We specialize in house decorations for events such as Mehndi/Henna nights. We traditionally decorate with sari's silk materials, lights and pillows

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Garlands (Malas)

This is usually used in indian weddings where the bride and groom exchange a garland made out of flowers. This signifies their acceptance of each other as husband and wife.

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