65 Full Hand Mehndi Designs 2023 || Modern, Wedding and Elegant - Wedding Booking (2023)

Minimalism in bridal looks is not one of the strong suits of Indian brides. Brides want to wear lehengas, heavy jewelry and beautiful mehndi designs. While some celebrities and young real-life brides are changing the game by bringing minimalism to their wedding looks, it's not always reflected in all of their creations. Let's take Alia Bhatt's wedding look as an example. Though she uses organza sarees and minimal makeup for a minimalist look (just to let you know that no makeup is more effort than a full face, so don't think an easy, natural look means less effort) , she chose an oversized necklace set and a large piece of wool jewelry for her jewellery. She also adorned her arms with a series of polka bracelets that were a departure from the minimalist style of the rest of her wedding look.

The thing is, if you're an Indian bride, it's hard to escape minimalism. If you want to practice maximalism with full hand mehndi, here are 55 full hand mehndi designs for your collection and get inspired!

#1 Start with this beautiful 3D mehendi design that is both traditional and modern. 3-D has been a huge henna trend and one of the best ways to add a stylish twist to traditional henna designs. This one is perfect for the bride or bridesmaid, or even the mother of the bride. As you can see, there are no figures or heavy elements in this henna. Only the clever combination of lines, geometric shapes and paisley patterns make this design truly attractive.

#2 Don't like the simple Choodi mehndi style? Then try this diagonal wrist mehndi that goes all the way to the elbow. The best part is that you can easily reduce the length of your project by choosing to skip the last jaal split. This does not change the beauty of the henna and gives the whole project the same charm. Again, there are no graphic or tricky elements in this design, which is great if you want to get your henna done quickly and still want it to look pretty.

#3 Now this goes for all the brides who are not good at minimalism, especially when it comes to their wedding mehndi designs. Featuring many beautiful characters of the bride and groom, this henna is definitely our favourite, as we also love the minimalist elements of the mehndi design. These adorable elephants really won our hearts. Regardless, elephants are a common feature of Indian weddings. They are considered sacred and a symbol of happiness and happiness.

#4 Working with thin lines with three-dimensional detail is not the strongest creativity of many henna artists. But this henna artist didn't disappoint. I love how the chunky silhouette is complemented by the thin lining and some 3D details that make this sleek handmade mehndi design a visual feast. This can make for beautiful henna art for the bride or even for the wedding guests who want a stylish and brand new fully handmade mehndi design for themselves.

#5 If full bharwa mehndi designs are not your thing, this henna design with lots of open space and smooth lines is perfect for marking! Sometimes the elders of the family don’t like that you have another minimalist canoe, and that’s when this boat can be your lifesaver. Minimalism is so subtle that they'll love the design and you'll have your way. Sometimes, even if you don’t want to pass up the chance of getting a full mehndi design, you still don’t want your hands to look full. This mehndi pattern is perfect if that's you!

#6 We are totally in love with the sheer charm of this traditional full hand mehndi front hand design. Traditional florals and paisleys dominate the design, while some trendy touches in the pattern, such as lotus flowers and thick strokes of 3D motifs, add a modern touch to the wedding mehndi. For the sister of the bride who is looking for a balance between traditional and modern henna for her sisters wedding, this could also be perfect for you.

#7 Paisley remains the essence of many mehendi designs and here is a bridal henna featuring this common mehendi pattern. The paisley pattern originated in ancient Persia and was promoted worldwide by the East India Company in the 18th and 19th centuries. Since then, it has dominated the textile industry, especially in summer dresses, and in countries where mehendi is a traditional part of the celebration, it is also an important part of henna designs. Paisleys represent freshness, fertility, and strength; given their sheer beauty, it's no wonder they still dominate henna designs to this day.

#8 Simple, beautiful and elegant, we absolutely love all these attributes emanating from this mehendi design. With 3D lotus pattern and thick strokes here and there some thin strokes, we are amazed at how the mehendi artist has made this henna extraordinary and beautiful. For brides looking for elegance, freshness and freedom in mehendi, this henna design might be the perfect addition to their attire.

#9 Katrina Kaif was the talk of the town as she married Vicky Kaushal in a royal and intimate Rajasthan wedding . The cast took to social media to get a sneak peek at their nuptials, and Kaif also shared a photo of her intricate mehendi design with the sea and sand in the background — presumably taken during their honeymoon in the Maldives. Sticking to her traditional look, the Sooryavanshi actress opted for henna bharva and had Vicky Kaushal's name cutely written on her arm. The letters are listed in separate circles on the ring finger, which we think is a cute way to mention your partner's name, don't you think?

#10 Spacious and unique full hand mehndi designs couldn't be better. There are several sets of designs so you can have many gaps in the mehendi. We also appreciate how the artist used the same silhouette in both hands but made it look complementary without duplicating the same design. Meticulous brush strokes are rough and fine brushes are used to fill in, which is also the magical effect of this picture. This latest complete mehndi designs are sure to amaze you.

#11 Brides looking for a light and ethereal henna design can opt for this beautiful traditional fully handmade mehndi design. While most of the designs feature traditional elements such as wrists, lines, leaves, geometric patterns, dots in the Choodi style, lotus flowers are subtly incorporated on the sides and bottom of the design, giving a modern twist to traditional henna. Rest assured, the pattern will definitely be enhanced when the blank is dyed. This will make your wedding portraits look stunning.

#12 Here is another traditional all handmade mehndi design with some elegant details for the millennial bride-to-be. However, this pattern needs to be completely intricate and neat, and can only be done by an artist who has this attribute in his design. This pattern will also take some time to draw, so choose it when you have the time and energy. Nonetheless, this is another full handle mehndi design that will look amazing after coloring and you won’t regret picking it up even for a second.

#13 It's always difficult to create something creative with just one element, so it's only natural that we admire those who do it in their art. Here, the artist has drawn a design with henna, mostly using semicircular geometric patterns arranged together. She uses it to cover most of her hands and most of her wrists. It was truly a feast for the eyes. One of the complete mehndi designs not only for the bride but also for the wedding guests.

#14 Full Arm Bridal Mehndi Designs are all the rage right now, and if you want to jump on the trend, here’s some inspiration to get you right. The striking image of the bride on one side and the groom holding a varmala on the other represents the varmala moment - the first ceremony that a newlywed performs together as part of their wedding ceremony. This is followed by a Sanskrit poem, a peacock and the god Ganesh - he is considered the Lord of Obstacles and worshiping him before starting something new prevents any obstacle.

#15 While the one-handed henna pattern is a throwback in this case, we really love the one-handed pattern and couldn’t resist including this design anyway. You can even paint the same design with both hands and this complete henna looks very attractive. One thing that makes this design stand out is that instead of using straight lines to create the usual Chohoodi style wrist pattern, the artist has divided it into different and unique sections to create an artistic pattern.

#16 Simple full hand mehndi design is what many users are looking for and I think their search ends here. This unique fully handmade mehndi is innovative, using creative patterns and challenging contours to create a truly spectacular henna. A large area of ​​floral and paisley elements make the whole shape more beautiful. It is indeed a perfect choice for wedding guests who want a full henna look for their celebration without resorting to the usual bharwa designs.

#17 Another spacious and unique 2022 fully handmade mehndi designs for brides, wedding guests and bridesmaids. It is perfect not only for your wedding day but also for the first year of traditional festivals like Karvachauth or Teej. People who are somewhat artistic in themselves can easily choose this mehendi on their own. The elements are simple without even too many twists - so collect this handcrafted canoe now!

#18 From about 2016, lotus flowers are often seen in every bridal henna design, especially the classic 3D patterns. The lotus flower symbolizes confidence, purity, strength, resilience and divinity. It's nice to have a symbol that alludes to this positive quality in your wedding in some way, so why not add it to your bridal shower? This complete mehndi design is very airy and beautifully uses lotus flower for your consideration.

#19 On their wedding day, most brides want to respond to tradition and tradition through their whole. In fact, the whole wedding was an ode to the beautiful Indian culture and the way it shapes you! If you want to exude culture and tradition through henna, choose henna that is full of elements that symbolize the era. Paisley patterns, concentric circles, leaves, and choodi silhouettes, we love the aesthetic and simple elements of the henna shown below.

#20 Brides who opt for minimalism in their bridal look often want to choose a henna that echoes the minimalism. The full hand mehndi design pictured below is definitely suitable for this purpose. Starting with large concentric circles at the elbows, the wrists of both hands are similarly designed, and then complementary turns occur on the hands. With flowers on one side and paisley pattern on the other, mehendi artists really add a fresh touch to a complete mehndi design for a bride.

#21 When women opt for a full mehndi design, they usually want it to be spacious and reflect traditionalism. If you want henna in the same way, here is another design that will suit your needs. He starts with adjacent semicircles to make the hands look complementary, then fills in the rest of the palm with concentric circles and jaal patterns. There are also bands saturated with the same pattern on the wrist which subtly interact with the hand pattern to create a beautiful henna pattern.

#22 When we choose a full mehndi design or any other henna design, we usually go for thin strokes because we think it will look more intricate. But that's not always the case. A good example is shown below. Henna artists use bold strokes to not only outline, but also fill in to create simple, unique designs.

#23 But then again, there will always be women who just can’t get away from those bold silhouettes and intricate fillers. And this henna artist is a big advocate of the pattern. We love that she not only used bold strokes on some of the outlines, but made them part of a handful of fills that gently accentuate the overall pattern. But know that to have this artistic skill, you need to hire sellers who really love their art. This mehendi will definitely take some time because of the details, so be prepared for the same.

#24 Peacocks are another common symbolic element, often part of Indian weddings. These beautiful birds symbolize royalty, respect, integrity, rebirth and renewal. Given their beauty and significant presence, they can become an integral part of a wedding - from lehengas to decorations and even a wedding mehendi. Here, the henna artist has perfectly used cute elements in the design and the result is simply stunning.

#25 For brides looking for a quick and ethereal bridal mehndi design for their wedding day, opt for this light and stylish fully handmade mehndi design featuring jaal patterns, bold brush strokes and flowers. Even though everything is so simple, the bride has chosen to add a little classy element to her mehendi by drawing a caricature of an elephant on it. We also love the way she wrote her boyfriend's initials in the sweet heart shape, which is definitely the highlight of this handmade mehndi design.

#26 We know what caught your eye in this henna pattern because it caught ours too. The charming peacock feather pattern is eye catching. Of course, the use of thick and thin strokes is also worth mentioning. What is amazing is that it does not use the usual thick and thin filling method, but some fillings are also thick to achieve a unique effect.

#27 Bold brush strokes bring the mehndi designs to life, another proof of our commitment. Starting with the mandala pattern in the middle, the mehndi pattern continues on the wrist and fingers in a zigzag band full of intricate elements. In the middle of the mandala, the bride has engraved the name of the groom and this is also a great way to write his name in your mehendi.

#28 Minimalism is all the rage at Indian weddings, and brides practice this trend with many attributes of their bridal look. From a simple lehenga to modest jewelry to breezy henna art, there are so many ways to incorporate this style into your wedding look. We're here to help you with one last question. You'll love the mehendi flowers and leaves on your wrist and a plethora of patterns for a subtle minimalist light design.

#29 Can we just take a moment to admire this lovely mehndi design with the entire palm? Not just for the bride, but also for the bridesmaids, mother of the bride and other wedding guests, this henna design features chunky flowers, leaves and a lovely jaal pattern. This is perfect for the bride who believes in exuding luxury at her wedding and doesn't want to be intimidated. Although, if you want a comic style wedding mehndi, you might opt ​​for a beautiful one on a traditional festival like the first Karvachauth.

#30 Traditional, neat and absolutely excellent. This full-hand henna design complements mirror images, and we love how the hands match each other so perfectly. The 3D patterns of leaves, lotus, jaal and concentric circles can be perfectly combined to create a beautiful look.

#31 We can’t get enough of the beauty of this simple fully handmade mehndi design. We call it simple because there are no numbers, thick lines, or complicated padding. Anyone who has mastered henna cones can easily recreate this mehendi design. You can certainly make some changes if you want! Don't worry, it won't negatively affect the charm of the design. Also, if you want the design to be only on the half of your wrist, draw a strap and fill it with jaal mehndi without stretching it anymore.

#32 I am working through this series of pre-hand complete mehndi designs and they are very intricate, I believe, with a lot of patience. While this henna uses all the usual and simple elements, the neatness is really commendable. Even more impressive are the diagonal bangles rather than the usual horizontal ones, which add a little twist to the traditional design.

#33 We start the full back mehendi design section with this absolutely stunning bridal henna. Eschewing the traditional jaal design, this bridal back hand features a delicate lotus flower pattern and 3D effect. 3-D is very popular with henna because when it is dyed, it looks absolutely ethereal. As a bride, your hands get photographed a lot—especially the backs of your hands. That's why it's important to choose a full-hand backhand kayak like this attractive one.

#34 View 3D designs are a favorite of brides because the effect is spectacular when applied with mehndi. For her latest mehndi project, the bride decided to give traditional motifs like jaal patterns and concentric circles a 3D twist. The kalash pattern in the center and initials in the frame are certainly some of the highlights of this beautiful mehndi design 2022.

The #35 picture shows the front and back of the complete arm mehendi, so you don't have to struggle to find a suitable match for one or the other. Dominated by the ethereal allure of floral and semicircular concentric patterns, it’s surprising how many elements come together to create an ethereal design.

#36 Jaal designs are very popular in mehndi bharwa backhand designs and are typical mehendi designs for Indian brides. If you want to follow trends and play it safe on your wedding day, here are the designs to help you find inspiration. While this isn't a classic all-hands mehndi pattern, we love the hearts in her jaal designs so much we had to add them to our list of inspirations.

#37 Semi-circular concentric circles create filling, but this henna artist decided to go the other way and make them a major part of the mehendi design. While the hands are covered with them, there are elephants and lotuses on the lower wrist, adding a modern twist to the traditional design. All in all, we think it's the perfect choice for the bride or wedding guests on that special day.

#38 Some brides love henna patterns, others love phrases. For those who fall into the latter category, here is a complete backhand mehndi design covering the usualproposal line"Ask" and "I say yes". In fact, it can be perfect for an annual party henna design. Although the artist only extended the pattern to the middle of the palm, you can of course extend it to the elbow and it will still look great.

#39 Jaal pattern, but with offset! Common jaal patterns use straight diagonal lines, but this one subtly enhances the henna pattern using zigzags while filling the interior with foliage. Another important part of henna is the large bouquet of flowers at the bottom, which will look beautiful when dyed.

#40 This pattern is unique in that it divides the back of the hand vertically rather than horizontally. The attention paid to filling each section is another beautiful feature of this mehendi design. Absolutely perfect for the bride or groom.

#41 Another beautiful full backhand mehndi design that gives the bride a new traditional feel. It is amazing how an artist chooses traditional elements but combines them in a unique way to create an elegant fully handmade mehndi design. If you don't want to have many figurines on your mehendi day, this design will suit you well.

#42 Simple yet elegant. If this is your D-Day style mantra, then this mehendi design will make a great addition to your outfit. The design is a blend of classic and trendy elements with jaal patterns and choodi styles for a truly stunning mehendi for the bride.

#43 Apparently choodi wrist styles rule the list of full hand mehndi designs. Mainly because it's a safe bet and looks very convincing in photos and RL. Here is another choodi style wrist design idea. Bold brushstrokes and a peacock on the back of the hand are the icing on the cake.

#44 Here is a complete front and back mehndi design for those who are looking for inspiration in a single photo. This pattern perfectly shows why full hand mehndi designs don't have to be complete all the time. The generous florals, fruit and lines allow a lot of room for the design, making it understated and elegant.

#45 Another project that cleverly uses white space to create a modern interior designbackhand mehndi.Its simplicity makes it perfect for brides, bridesmaids, or other wedding guests looking for an understated henna look for the big day.

#46 A roomy jaal followed by choodi style mehendi on the wrist is a typical part of this complete list of handmade mehndi designs 2022, but it always impresses. We love the complexity of the pattern and how the artist used bold strokes to define individual strands and some thinner strokes to create crisp definition. Filling is also a very subtle way of thin and thick lines.

The mandala in the center of #47 and the jaal motifs that dominate the rest of the design are certainly captivating and sophisticated. We like that all the fingers are made the same way - making the fingers and hands very symmetrical. A 3D game around the elephant belt and the final lotus further embellishes the whole arrangement.

#48 Looking for a trendy full backhand mehndi design? This is a guy unlike any other on this list.

#50 Oh, those little birds have our hearts too! Bird symbolism is popular in all cultures and is considered a harbinger of peace, blessings and happiness. Incorporate them into your wedding mehndi in a flattering way like here! It's sure to make for Instagram-worthy photos, but it'll look stunning in real life, too.

#51 Well, it’s our fault for showing extra attention and love to this mehndi design. But even years after its debut, this completely handcrafted mehndi design continues to be acclaimed by our readers and followers alike, and its timeless beauty certainly cannot be denied. Here we are, including it along with another one from our list, in case you need some classic mehendi design inspiration for your wedding and beyond.

#52 Featuring an auspicious lotus motif paired with jaal, lines and a heavy paisley pattern in the middle, we absolutely love this full arm wedding mehndi design. If you want to be a bodyless mehendi for D-Day, this is definitely the way to go.

#53 Another classic bridal mehndi design. This one has been circulated on social media many times and it still doesn't disappoint. It blows our minds every time, and we're sure you will too!

#54 For the king and queen of RL, a henna design that shows the same thing is the perfect solution. normal?

#55 concludes our list of mehendi designs 2022 with this simple complete mehendi design that anyone with even a little knowledge of the art of mehendi can draw. You can use a simpleFinger Mehndi DesignsA nice selection of patterns.

#56 This modern mehndi design for all hands is made with traditional elements and features an intricate, detailed pattern that covers the entire palm. Many parts of the design are filled with jaal patterns and there are some floral patterns here and there. The design extends all the way to the wrist, where it becomes thinner and more open to allow the skin to show.

#57 This stylish full hand mehndi design is perfect for a bride! It includes gatbandhan (the wedding knot that signifies the union of two people and is very important in Hindu weddings) followed by elephant and peacock motifs for a truly spectacular wedding mehndi that looks sophisticated and timeless.

#58 Complete Mehndi Design for Baby Shower is a beautiful and intricate form of body art that involves adorning the hands and arms with henna. This type of design often features various intricate patterns and symbols and is believed to bring good luck and blessings to the expecting mother and unborn child. The design covers the entire hand and extends upwards, creating a stunning display of ornate art and symbolism. Using mehndi or henna is a traditional practice in many cultures and is often included in welcoming a baby as a way of celebrating and honoring the expecting mother.

#59 This full hand bridal mehndi design incorporates many Indian bridal customs and customs – from kanyadaan, devar-bhabhi neem jhad to jawaai kajal and sirguthi, it showcases them perfectly and is sure to stand out with its beautiful intricacy Sex wins hearts. Be aware that such a delicate pattern takes time, and you may have to sit longer than usual to get this henna all over your hands!

#60 This henna for the entire front of the hand is another great option for brides who want a pattern on their hands but want to do it quickly. Since these are larger themes, they don't take as much time as smaller themes that require more complexity. The design extends to the wrist and incorporates some of the best traditional henna elements for an elegant design.

#61 The eye-pleasing fully handmade mehndi design with wedding motifs and peacocks is simply beautiful. Peacocks are another common creature in Indian mehndi designs, mainly because they are associated with the goddess Lakshmi, which means happiness, prosperity, and marital bliss.

#62 Another handmade mehndi design perfect for an engagement party. It shows a boy on one knee holding a ring with two doves on it. Pigeons have been symbols of love since ancient times (they are known to be associated with Aphrodite, the goddess of love, and are said to be revered as divine messengers of God), and are beautiful statues placed in canoes.

#63 We love how this bride chose a personalized henna for herself, it references her relationship with the groom and blends perfectly with the traditional bridal henna. Know that not all henna artists (this one is curator@bridalmehndiqueen) can have them draw the subject you want, so if you want a personalized design like this, hire an artist who has both the experience and the necessary skills to make it happen.

Chapter 64Wedding Mehndi DesignsIt omits the motifs and figurines entirely to draw attention to the popular jaal mehndi motifs. Jaal mehndi is popular because it looks amazing when dyed and you definitely want bridal henna that looks good in photos.

#65 We absolutely love these Arabic mehndi designs full of traditional elements with a modern aesthetic. This could be a great option for brides who want a henna flower in a modern style and want a full arm design for their special day!