15 Prettiest Haath Phools that is a must-check for your mehendi and haldi ceremony

Floral jewellery is a hit amongst brides since the dawn of the 90’s. Mehendi ceremony now seems incomplete without pretty floral jewellery! While some brides opt for minimal and dainty floral jewellery, some opt for the chunky, extravagant ones. It often happens that we know what we want, but we can’t place a finger on it. If you are in a similar predicament when it comes to haath phools, let me show you some examples to help you with the same!

1. Single string mala with huge flowers

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2. Multiple bead strings attached to flower bracelets and single big flowers.

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Haath Phool by Prune India

3. Keeping it simple with delicate strings and a few flowers.

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4. Mogra and rose is a classic combination!

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5. Loving the subtle pink and white roses in this haath phool.

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6. Never thought flowers and fur would look good together!

7. This bride kept it insync with her attire!

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8. The pink underline brings a pop of colour to this floral jewellery!

9. The blue and white shades make this one really unique!

10. The green baby breathe looks good with the pink flowers!

Haath Phool by Prune India.

11. Baby roses with mogra

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12. Pastel is always a good idea, even when it comes to floral jewellery!

13. Go for yellow and white if you don’t wish to include the pinks!

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14. This bride opted for floral bangles. No strings attached!

15. These rose bangles are so pretty!

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Now you can show the exact image to your designer!