Henna has long been regarded as a symbol of love and commitment, especially in traditional weddings. Each design on the bride's hands is not only art but also a prayer for happiness.
A SYMBOL OF LOVE
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According to legend, the deeper the color of the henna, the stronger the love between the couple. This makes brides eagerly anticipate the vibrant red hue that appears on their hands after the henna is washed off.
LOVE AND PATIENCE
It is believed that the application of henna is a test of the bride's patience. The time spent waiting for the henna to dry and develop its color also symbolizes the bride’s endurance and preparation for her new life.
In many cultures, the groom’s name is cleverly hidden within the intricate henna patterns. The groom must find his name on the wedding night as a romantic game, symbolizing the deep connection between the two.
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Mothers and grandmothers often silently offer prayers while applying henna to the bride, bestowing blessings for a fulfilling and lasting marriage, so that the love remains as strong as the henna's color on her hands.