Hi Lucy, some groom may have their nails painted with the henna, but they never have their hands decorated in such a way as the bride. The henna decoration was only for this occasion.
Dear Grandish WMW with grannish smile previously and now grannish cry and then grannish frown, is your tear-drier as powerful as the Austin Power and can dry all the water? If you do that, don't you think you would be the mass murderer of all those innocent fish that you love so much? O_o
Dear Grandish WMW with grannish smile previously and now grannish cry, (WOW.. your title is getting longer than the comment itself *_*), my generosity is at the bottom of the deepest ocean. :-P
My Granny WMW with her grannish smile. I think I would prefer to fly myself to your 20th Dimension on your wedding together with a truckload of henna supply. It's less complication, no? ;-P
Hi Stephen, yes, maybe they are from Arabic culture too. LOL. I think over here, sometimes it's hard to know from which cultures did Malaysian adopted and adapted. I think I prefer the simpler drawings - just like my niece. Yes, I know sometimes some people will draw more elaborate drawings, and even painted their feet.
Hi Barbare, the decoration is very general, but normally the motive is similar to this one for any occasion - flowers. For this elaborate decorations, normally it's for a wedding. For normal occasion, we just used the henna on our nails, it's good for the nail as henna is believed to have some healing property.
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Hi Lucy, some groom may have their nails painted with the henna, but they never have their hands decorated in such a way as the bride. The henna decoration was only for this occasion.
Dear Grandish WMW with grannish smile previously and now grannish cry and then grannish frown, is your tear-drier as powerful as the Austin Power and can dry all the water? If you do that, don't you think you would be the mass murderer of all those innocent fish that you love so much? O_o
Dear Grandish WMW with grannish smile previously and now grannish cry, (WOW.. your title is getting longer than the comment itself *_*), my generosity is at the bottom of the deepest ocean. :-P
My Granny WMW with her grannish smile. I think I would prefer to fly myself to your 20th Dimension on your wedding together with a truckload of henna supply. It's less complication, no? ;-P
My dear friend sewar, yes, some people uses henna to colour their hairs, but it's not that popular over here. God bless you too.
And also in my people traditions. Really I fond of Henna, specially, I always like its color on my hair. God bless you my dear friend.
Hi Stephen, yes, maybe they are from Arabic culture too. LOL. I think over here, sometimes it's hard to know from which cultures did Malaysian adopted and adapted. I think I prefer the simpler drawings - just like my niece. Yes, I know sometimes some people will draw more elaborate drawings, and even painted their feet.
Hi Barbare, the decoration is very general, but normally the motive is similar to this one for any occasion - flowers. For this elaborate decorations, normally it's for a wedding. For normal occasion, we just used the henna on our nails, it's good for the nail as henna is believed to have some healing property.
Hehehe Vieettt... no. They are my niece's hands.
Hahaha Adlet, trust you to come up with some interesting picture. LOL
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