Kavitha

About

Being the one to draw mehendi on a bride feels super special to me. Honestly, it’s not just about patterns - it’s about making your wedding day a bit more personal, and seeing that rich, deep stain after all the work is pretty satisfying.

My Style

I stick to classic Indian bridal mehendi styles, but always mix in something personal. I’m big on:

• Dense, intricate designs that cover arms up to the elbows and the feet
• Motifs like elephants, peacocks, lotus, and sometimes even Lord Ganesha or the Kalash
• Storytelling elements, like Raja-Rani figures or a ‘doli’ (palanquin) scene for that filmi touch

If you want something that’s proper traditional but also a bit hatke (different), we’ll make it work.

Making It Personal

Your bridal mehendi should feel yours. I love sneaking in things like:

• Custom portraits of you and your partner
• Hidden names or initials (groom’s name chupaana toh banta hai! - hiding the groom’s name is a must!)
• Memorable dates, rings, or even small symbols that mean something to you both

Quality and Colour

I’m very picky about my henna. Only natural stuff, so you get that deep, natural henna stain for brides. I pay a lot of attention to neat lines and shading (no messy work here). The final look? Always clean and striking.

If you want intricate bridal mehendi artwork that actually tells your story, I’m here for it.