Mehndi, also referred to as henna, and brides share a beautiful connection. Mehndi, with its intricate patterns in reddish-brown, is more than just body art – it's a meaningful tradition. Brides wear these patterns on their hands and feet, representing love, joy, and new beginnings. This ancient ritual not only adds beauty but also connects brides to their cultural heritage and personal stories. Mehndi isn't just about looks; it's a way for brides to cherish their roots and celebrate love's timeless journey.
Hello beautiful people! I’m Masoomi (Masu), the founder of MehndiByMasu. I’m a perinatal sonographer working with the most special mommas-to-be by day and a bridal mehndi/henna artist by night. I’ve been doing mehndi for 14 years, 8 of those professionally, and I’m so incredibly thankful for the connections I have made through this venture. From fellow vendors to my past and future brides, I truly love meeting every one of you and connecting with so many people. Thank you for supporting this small business of mine; I can not wait to hopefully work with you in the near future.
Hands: Fingers up to mid forearms
Feet: Toes up to ankles
Hands: Fingers up to elbows
Feet: Toes up to ankles
Have a doggo in the family?
Add them to your mehndi designs
Rima Patel, November 9th, 2022
Shruti Patel, April 27th, 2023
Input your search keywords and press Enter.