Floral Mehndi Design

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Florals obviously have a different effect on the hands and tend to enhance their beauty. If you are already wearing a flowery pattern or brightly colored outfit to the wedding you are attending, that is an added plus. Floral patterns: In henna, flowers stand for joy and happiness. Wedding henna tattoos frequently feature vines and leaves because they represent passion and energy. In henna designs, dragonflies and butterflies both stand for transformation and rebirth.
 

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