All hands on the celebration deck!
This January, the wedding of my cousin was the highlight event for my whole family.
Several events took placed in the span of 10 days, which were wholesomely enjoyed by everyone.
One such event was Mehndi, in which my cousin (the bride) received henna on her palms, back of hands and feet from elder ladies of the family, along with the rest of the cousin group.
That cousin group wore the traditional marigold bangles on their hands that day, so this hands-in pose was made:

The bride’s hands weren’t called over because they were busy elsewhere 🙂
so lovely Hammad, loving those bright colourful sleeves! Brides are always too busy 🙂
How’s things with you?
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Hello, Kate!
I’m doing well and wishing the same for you. The wedding dresses in Pakistani weddings have to be bright. But not as much as bride’s 🙂
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such a joyful occasion, thanks for sharing … hope to see some photos of the wedding and party 🙂
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I will share some more 🙂
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This is our Indian tradition! It’s special☺️
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It is indeed very special. Women on both side of the border just love this on wedding occasions 🙂
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Yes absolutely 😊
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ah lovely! How awesome! ❤
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Thank you so much for liking this, Carol 🙂
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Beautiful capture of family, celebration & joy! Congratulations to the new bride & groom!
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Thank you very much, Ju-Lyn 🙂
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What a beautiful tradition that is.
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Oh, this tradition is just one teeny-tiny of so many, for just one event 🙂
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Yes, I can imagine. 10 days are a lot of traditions to complete. Wonderful!
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I am totally loving this photo. 😀 😀
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Quite hard not to. Isn’t it? 🙂
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