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Mehndi night invitations: henna pattern, dholki, garden
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Printable invitations to the mehndi night, the evening of music and henna held before a wedding in Indian and Pakistani families. The cards show a henna-pattern card, a dholki card with a drum and mirror-work border, and a garden card with swings and lanterns. Each leaves a blank panel for the names, date and venue. Type a different setting or motif in the direction field and the same layout carries it.
- an invitation to the henna evening
- a card for a family mehndi party
- a pre-wedding gathering of friends
- a printed insert with the wedding invitations
Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between the three cards?
- The henna pattern card has dense paisley and mandala linework, the dholki card has a drum and a mirror-work border, and the garden card has swings and paper lanterns.
- Can I print these at home?
- Yes. Each card is a single print-ready page with a clean margin.
- Are the names and venue already filled in?
- No. The details panel is left blank for you to write in the names, date and venue.
- Which style should I choose?
- Henna line is fine brown ink on cream, festive colour is bold shapes on a deep green ground, and watercolor is soft washes on white.
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