Shilpa Shetty’s Wedding Madness!
Gorgeous Shilpa Shetty who’s known for her perfect body and Big Boss fame finally tied the knot with long-time beau, business tycoon, Raj Kundra! After seeing Shilpa in so many bridal avatars in her movies, we were super excited to finally see her as a a real-life Bollywood bride!
Stranded By Limo at Bachelorette Party!
A fellow bridesmaid and I were in charge of booking the limousine for our friend’s bachelorette party. After pricing several vendors, we found something on Craigslist (yes Craigslist! I know, I know! Never again!). They looked very professional; they had a website and everything! So we called the guys up and booked a white limo for [...]
-
advice
Asiana Wedding Magazine
Bangladesh
Bengali
Bollywood
Book corner
Bridal Showers
Bridal wear
bridalwear
Budget
centerpieces
engagement
gayer holud
Gold
henna
Honeymoon
Indian Bridalwear
invitations
Jewelry
Lakme Fashion Week
lehenga
limousine
Maid of Honor
mehndi
Mother in Law
negotiating
photography
real wedding
sari
save the date
sherwani
shoes
Shopping
shopping in South Asia
South Asian Diaspora
stages
stationary
tips for your wedding
Traditions
trosseau
wedding favors
wedding food
wedding planner
wedding planning
wedding rituals
Visit South Asian Brides Network
Sep
29
Courtesy of www.Akiyohenna.com
Who are you?
Email: akiyo@akiyohenna.com
Phone: 917-607-6897
What do you do?
I am a professional henna/mehndi artist in the business since 2002. I have a degree in fine arts and specialized in pattern design. I also worked in the textile industry for the past 10 years. Besides henna, I design using body glitter as well as crystals and rhinestones.
by 
Sep
23
Henna/Mehndi
Henna or mehndi (if you already didn’t know) is a dye used for skin decoration. This is done by applying a paste made from the leaves of a flower plant also known as Henna, Hina, or Mehndi plant. The dye can be bought in a paste or powder form. Although it can be worn for any occasion, it is a century old tradition for the bride-to-be (and sometimes even the bridegroom!) to wear mehndi. For wedding ceremonies, it is usually worn on the hands and feet but sometimes extended over the forearms and legs. Here are a few essential tips that you must consider before putting on your bridal mehndi:
