Henna/Mehndi with white dress?

@amandaaok literally just trying to tell her not to get a disease from the inauthentic stuff, but if you want to get defensive about it, go right ahead.

@FilleNouvelle - I didn't get defensive about it....

I think it would look very pretty! Also- its part of your culture, so why not include it? If you are leaning toward it, do it!

I think it is beautiful and onlu adds beauty to an already beautiful bride. And your dad will be happy! I vote do It!

I think it's STUNNING. I love seeing these photos. A gal was on here and if i remember correctly she surprised her husband with a mendhi on her arms and legs for their wedding to honor his culture. (i May be totally wrong but i thought this was right!)

It looked SO beautiful. She was nervous she went over board but it looked amazing. I wish I had a photo to show you.

I think it looks gorgeous!

@MrsWrs @OP Sorry...scrolling too quickly on mobile way too early in the morning lol.

I think it looks beautiful from the pics that have been posted. How much detail will be on your dress? I think adding the henna could be a really unique way to add a bit of flair while embracing your culture.

Forgive me if this is an ignorant question, but is it possible to have a henna design that sort of compliments the designs/details of your dress? Obviously not the same but the icing detail on my cake was based off the lace of my dress.

I still haven't finalized the applique for my dress, but we are going for pointed leaves and vines spreading out wards. I recall from somewhere that Moroccan henna tends to be more geometric, so I'm eying things like this one too... But I dont know how it would work on the ankle/calf area.

I think you should go for it, but keep it fairly simple, or as PPs have suggested, try to match it to your dress. It's part of you, so own it, I think it'll look beautiful

Henna is amazing looking 95% of the time so I'd recommend it for sure. Though I would perhaps recommend getting a simpler dress with fewer embellishments so the two don't seem to compete?

Sorry but I think white Henna looks awful. I will also be having a Moroccan Henna party prior to the wedding. If you're wedding is going to have certain traditional elements, I wouldn't really worry about the Henna clashing with the dress. Not sure if you've had your wedding yet but I'd be interested to see how it all looked.