Floral Jewellery for Your Mehndi: Green, Mint and Pastel Sets
Floral jewellery for the mehndi is light, bright and made from flowers that never wilt: resin, acrylic, cowrie shell or beads. Brides pick mehndi green, mint or soft pastels to sit beside the henna, and add the hathphool and bangles only once the henna has dried.
Five Sets Made for the Mehndi
Wearing Floral Jewellery at the Mehndi
Four things to plan before the henna artist starts.
Hands Go Last
Green or Pastel
Keep the Neck Clear
Flowers in the Hair
The full flower jewellery collection, in resin, acrylic, shell and beads.
Flower Jewellery Sets
The Mehndi Sets Side by Side
Mehndi Jewellery Questions
When to wear what, which colours work, and how to order your own shades.
Most brides wear a light floral set: a necklace, earrings and a maang tikka, with hathphool and bangles added once the henna has dried. Flowers in resin, acrylic, shell or beads suit the bright daytime colours of a mehndi.
Only after the henna has dried and been scraped off. A hathphool, ring or bangle pressed onto wet henna smudges the design and can mark the pieces.
Green is the classic mehndi colour, so green, lime or mint flowers sit naturally with it. On a green outfit, pastel pink or white flowers stand apart. Yellow with green suits a yellow or green lehenga.
No. Every flower is made of resin, acrylic, fabric or beads, so nothing wilts during the function, and you can bring the same pieces out again for the sangeet or any later celebration.
Yes. Send a photo of your mehndi outfit to info@floraljewellery.in or +91-8700620041 and tell us the shades you want.
A smaller floral set, a pair of resin earrings or a floral hair piece. It keeps the family in the same colours while the bride's set stays the centre of the photographs.
