5 DIY Decor Ideas For Your Mehendi (And We Show You How!)
Every Wednesday we go live on our social media for a quick Q&A wedding related query session. And in these live videos, one of the most asked questions is that, “What are the coolest, trendiest and super-easy ideas for DIY mehendi decor?”. Being asked so many times, we decided to put together all the DIY ideas that you can do for your mehendi decor (yes, we do take it that seriously!). But before we plunge into the pool of ideas, here is a little information box about DIY:
Do It Yourself is basically a way of recycling and reusing the products and doing it by oneself rather than getting it done by a professional.
To save the money and isn't it fun when you sit together with a bunch of family and friends and make all the decor items? We say, a lot of fun! But make sure you have a lot of time on hand to get the ideas implemented otherwise it will turn out to be maddening!
While DIY might not be everyone's cup of tea, here are all the fun and quirky elements you can include in your mehendi decor:
Cranes- All you need are some glazed papers or just coloured papers along with a thread to hang them around the venue. Wondering how to make them? Here is an easy way.
Boats- Another way of decorating the venue is by hanging paper boats. Choose papers with cutesy prints such as polka dots and stripes. This is how you can make them.
Paper Fans- They are the easiest of them all. Just pick two pop colours such as bright yellow and baby blue or fuschia pink and orange. Stick these on the bride jhoola or on the entrance of the venue.
Also, notice the colour themed cut out elephants and inverted hanging umbrellas
Either you can make them using coloured papers and stick or you can buy them cheap from a roadside vendor too. You can use them as table centrepieces or just put around the venue and let them show their magic when the wind blows.
Or just fix them up on the table with Genda Phool arrangements
Make colourful buntings using cloth or paper and tie them in the ceiling or on the back of the chair. Looks tricky but they are fairly easy to make.
You can make rectangular shaped buntings with printed fabrics.
Which DIY idea did you find the easiest of them all? Tell us in comments below!
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