• Unveiling the Art of Bridal Mendhi: Expert Tips, Trends, and Insights with Salma Jamil of Henna Allure

  • Jul 1 2024
  • Length: 36 mins
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Unveiling the Art of Bridal Mendhi: Expert Tips, Trends, and Insights with Salma Jamil of Henna Allure

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  • In this episode of Beyond Vows & Veils: The Luxury Wedding Experience Podcast, we welcome Salma Jamil, the owner of Henna Allure, who shares her incredible journey in the bridal Mehndi industry. Salma delves into the rich significance of bridal Mehndi in South Asian culture, emphasizing the importance of using high-quality, organic materials. She provides valuable advice for brides, including the necessity of doing a patch test before getting their Mehndi done to ensure a smooth experience.

    Salma also highlights the importance of scheduling Mehndi sessions in a calm and peaceful setting, ideally a few days before the wedding, to fully enjoy the therapeutic benefits. She stresses the value of having a consultation with the Mehndi artist to discuss expectations and recommends brides wear comfortable clothing and arrange for comfortable seating during the session.

    Furthermore, Salma offers practical insights on determining the number of artists needed for Mehndi at Sangeet events based on guest count and duration. Tune in to gain expert tips, current trends, and invaluable insights from one of the best in the industry.
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