Full Hand Mehendi

Choose Full Hand Mehndi Designs for Intricate Details 

Do you want to opt for traditional, full-hand mehndi designs on your wedding day? Well, you have reached the right place. We have curated a long list of full-hand bridal mehendi designs that can be perfect for your most special day of life. Just go through them and keep adding to your ideabook so that you don’t feel stressed about the choice of designs. For any special event, just go to your collection and choose the one from them!

As it’s clear from the name, a full-hand mehndi design covers the maximum part of your hand as compared to a back-hand or front-hand mehndi design. One of the main characteristics of this type of mehndi design is its intricate details. Your Mehndi design will look fantastic because of two things. First, this design covers a lot of areas. Second, it has different types of designs which can suit everyone’s taste.

For a bride who wants to opt for a simple full-hand mehndi design, a minimalist mehndi design can be the right option because of its delicate patterns and thin lines. Brides who love flowers and want to incorporate this element into their hands through Henna can go for Floral mehndi designs. Watercolor, 3D, and Geometric mehndi designs are some of the popular choices for brides and bridesmaids who want to choose a modern design. 

Apart from our Ideabook, some other places where you can find a simple and easy full-hand mehndi design are Pinterest (pretty sure we didn’t need to tell you this), Instagram, and YouTube. Once you choose a full-hand mehndi design and that stage where you want to apply it, make sure you remember the following tips. 

1. Make sure your hands are clean and most importantly, dry. This tip applies to every kind of mehndi design whether you’re getting a full hand or front hand. 
2. It’s always better to start with the outline of your chosen design and then fill up the intricate details. That way, your design will always be beautiful. 
3. Have patience after you apply the henna on your hands. Don’t try to smudge it until it’s completely dried up.