Fun Ways to Make Your Mehendi Amazing
Excellent décor and eloquent ambience are the significant elements of pre-wedding ceremonies like haldi, mehendi, and sangeet. All the luxe and grandeur mostly experiment in these ceremonies with different themes before the ultimate revelation of the D-day. There are varied choices, but the trend states that events like mehendi and haldi are more about colours and crowds than Instagram-worthy albums of reels and pictures.
Awesome bridal poses with different virtues of dresses and views of resorts – everything has its vigilant importance these days in all the pre-wedding ceremonies. Apart from that, there are many things that you too can add to the list of making your Mehendi ceremony extra fun for making it a memory of a lifetime.
Event organisers and planners have all the latest ideas perfectly curated and diligently planned with all the necessary arrangements required. This is an impeccable method for others to know your preferences, theme, or idea you are looking for, and they will do the rest.
Most of the time, if you are blank on the latest trends and styles, the event planners take all the work from scratch and create a brilliant ceremony ready for you. This is where you only need to follow their guidance and get the effervescent ceremony like never before.
Different Styles to Make Your Mehendi Ceremony Like No one Else’s
Apart from event organisers hosting different games, you can have your list of activities to engage guests and make your mehendi ceremony out of the world.
Photo Competition
This would be a fantastic idea to engage people with smartphones and cameras with better activity than gaming or texting. Ceremonies are places where people look stunning in traditional attires. If the function is under daylight, the pictures with sunglasses in bright colours and shimmery dresses look fabulous. In this situation, it would be a perfect announcement of a photo or selfie competition.
You can set your own rules and criteria for the best selfie or photo of the bride or groom, creating a distinct excitement amongst the young guests. You will also get the best pictures and selfies from your smart guests and their smartphones. In a ceremony like mehendi under daylight, where many photo booths and decorations are available, this competition will have a lot of photo opportunities.
Nostalgic Hampers
When your wedding or mehendi ceremony is a reunion with your old friends and school friends, keeping hampers of old-days orange candies, cola candies, and other nostalgic goodies would be a thing to notice. Friends and close friends would love the idea and remember this for the whole wedding.
Initiate the distribution of hampers to close friends; teachers then move to old relatives and kids around the ceremony. This way, the theme would make people love and get involved in the same, with more and more interest and fun elements added to it. You can take the ideas while planning the theme with old friends and inculcate their additions.
Announce a Colour Theme
Pre-inform all the guests or mention the colour themes for attire, footwear, accessories, and other quirky decoration elements of the event. Mehendi is usually associated with the colour green or sandy green. But it is not necessarily to be the theme of every mehendi ceremony these days as the post colour of mehendi is orange, red, or brown.
Nowadays, light but bright baby pink and lemony orange are getting popular as a quirky and eye-catchy element of the ceremony. You can choose a few related colour combinations like yellowish brown or funky maroon colours for your theme for a unique flavour.
Customised Return Gifts
Guests feel elevated and significant with the unique customised gifts with names or surnames printed on their bags and boxes. It is a matter of happiness and pride that guests feel at the time of seeing off or at the end of the ceremony. It can be a surprise for them to receive gifts even before the wedding ends.
Customised gifts are a new trend that adds the flavour of excitement and involvement of guests with immense privilege and pride. This gives them the feeling of extra attachment and familiarity.
Summing it up
Ceremonies are a long day process, and events to be held with guests don’t have much to do after the rituals are over or the mehendi has been put on. So it would be nice to add a few elements like having little finger foods and appetisers to keep guests involved in various activities with energy and excitement. Foods, especially hot beverages during the night and cool cocktails during day ceremonies, would keep the guest energised and fresh.
