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8 Amazing Pakistani Mehndi Designs

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Design 1 This is a very simple choice of the Eid styled pakistani mehndi designs for hands. The main motif in the middle of the hand uses a large dot and small simple Mehandi patterns. This style is very easy to do yourself too.

Design 2:

Design 2 In this style we see a bit more of design work that the previous one. This style is also very appropriate for Eid and other religious ceremonies. This is a simple yet beautiful design that can be flaunted by women of any age group.

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Design 3 This design is a bit different than the above two. It comprises of floral and other patterns and is done from one side of the palm to then extended outwards. This design is also suitable for any occasion.

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Pakistani Bridal Mehndi Designs This style is ideal for wedding and special occasions. The intricate motifs and the patters are very beautiful. This whole hand Mehndi looks great on a bride and will leave everyone amazed.

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Design 5 If you feel Mehndi is only for hands, then think again. Brides in pakistan also apply Mehndi to their feet. This design looks even better with the colored crystals which are added to it. The designs are mostly flower patterns.

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Design 6 This is a very beautiful bridal Mehndi design using black Mehandi which makes the designs more prominent and fine. The intricate designs include geometric shapes, floral motifs as well as designs resembling fish scales.

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Design 7 This very beautiful and intricate design is very apt for a wedding. It suits the bride very well. The small details in the Mehendi are what make this design so special. The design also includes a lot of shading which makes it even more special and elegant. With this Mehendi design, be sure of the fact that people will envy you.

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Design 8 This design is very unique as two peacocks adorn the hands in very beautiful motifs. The name of the “to be husband” is inscribed into the hand. The beautiful designs and details make this style a very elegant choice for the bride.
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