8 Mehendi Designs For Your Roka Ceremony

By Anuradha on 11 Nov 2020

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Anuradha Shrivastava has done Post Graduation in Mass Communication and Journalism. She likes to keep herself up-to-date with all that's happening in the world of Entertainment. When she is not working, you'll probably catch her watching movies.

In India, mehendi is considered a very important part of any ritual. Be it wedding or roka ceremony, women really like to get their hands adorned with henna. However, when it some to roka ceremony, ladies don't like to go overboard. Thus, simple designs work best for small occasions. Thus, we are here to help you out. Today, we are going to tell you easy and simple designs that you can apply for small functions.

Have a look at the easy designs:

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This time due to coronavirus, it is very difficult for ladies to go to mehendi artists. Thus, these are easy designs that you can try at your home. You can use some home remedies like using smoke of cloves to make your mehendi darker. Avoid washing your mehendi with soap water and don't go for manicures after applying it.