Re: Coordinating accessories for girls on a mehndi
Thanks, all!
Mills, don't you think that if the clip is a sort of typical mehndi color it will "go" even if it doesn't match?
It's not so much of if it will 'go' or 'match' it's the 'will it compliment my outfit'. I probably sound so vain, but from personal experience if I have spent lots of my very hard earned money on an outfit for any occasion, do I want to wear an accessory that will not compliment my outfit? I don't know. It obviously depends on the people who will be wearing the clip. When my family tired to do this type of thing it all went a little bit pear shaped, some people wore 'better flowers' or 'didn't wear the right type of flower' It was more of a heahache than anything else.
Re: Coordinating accessories for girls on a mehndi
girls im a hijaban and could totally rock the flower in her hijab. heck even a paranda would look cool..just lace it with the hijab.
you can wrist crossages (sp?) ie. flowers on the wrist.
on my bro's mehndi, us girls wore a yellow suit with another colour. i was yellow-ferozi, bhabhi was yellow-pink, sister was yellow-purple, and my mom was all four - yellow, ferozi, pink and purple.
another mehndi that i went to, the girls all had the same hairstyle - jhummar, back puff and paranda on the side.
Re: Coordinating accessories for girls on a mehndi
At my cousins wedding a couple of years ago, all the girls in our family got the same suit fabric, and were told to get it embroidered/stitched however we liked. The end result was 10 girls who were easily recognisable as the bridal party, but with 10 totally different kaam/style jora's! Looked great in pictures!
Re: Coordinating accessories for girls on a mehndi
girls im a hijaban and could totally rock the flower in her hijab. heck even a paranda would look cool..just lace it with the hijab.
*you can wrist crossages (sp?) ie. flowers on the wrist.
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on my bro's mehndi, us girls wore a yellow suit with another colour. i was yellow-ferozi, bhabhi was yellow-pink, sister was yellow-purple, and my mom was all four - yellow, ferozi, pink and purple.
another mehndi that i went to, the girls all had the same hairstyle - jhummar, back puff and paranda on the side.
I quite like this idea. I gave my cousin a fresh flower wrist corsage for her mehni as a 'gana' (sp) and she loved it, so did all the mothers and aunties, they were dead impressed!