Mehandi Designs for Grooms and Men

Most grooms prefer something small, like a simple Ganesha symbol or a kalash on the palm, which takes about 10 to 15 minutes. If you want a full portrait of the bride and groom, that takes a bit longer, but I ensure it is done comfortably before your main events start.

Gone are the days when mehandi was only for the bride. Today, I see more grooms asking for designs that match the wedding theme. Whether you want a traditional 'Shubh' symbol, a Ganesha motif for blessings, or a detailed portrait that tells your love story, I handle it all.

My process is straightforward. We decide on the placement, usually the center of the palm or the wrist, and I use the same high-quality organic henna that I use for my bridal work. Because I am a specialist in Rajasthani art, I can incorporate intricate details like floral jaali or architectural elements into even the smallest groom designs.

For the busy wedding day schedule, I keep it quick. We can easily fit a session for the groom and his brothers into the pre-wedding festivities without delaying anything. Since my team and I travel across Noida, Delhi, Gurugram, and Ghaziabad, you can have this done at your venue or home without any extra stress.