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All types of Simple, latest, modern, and easy mehndi designs for your fingers, full hand, front hand, back hand, and palm. Everything you need to know about the Arabic, bridal, and stylish mehndi patterns.

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Simple And Trendy Rose Motif Mehendi Designs

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WHAT is Mehndi Design art?Latest Design2024.Mehndi Designs is a paste made from the leaves of the henna plant, scientifically known as Lawsonia inermis. It is apply on the skin in intricate patterns, leaving behind a reddish-brown stain

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In this article, we have compiled some of the best Bridal Mehndi Designs for wedding season. So, if you are looking for something new, then these designs are perfect for you!

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Modern Front - Back Full Hand Bridal Mehndi Design - Easy & Beautiful

In the large group of brides who are exploring minimalist mehndi designs, we know that there are many of you who would like to adopt the full traditional mehndi designs. We equally like the simple elegance of complete mehndi designs and understand how they ooze tradition like no other. So after flooding you all with endless mehndi inspiration like full hand mehndi design, foot mehndi designs, hand mehndi designs, simple mehndi designs, Arabic mehndi designs, and much more, today we finished your search for the perfect full hand mehndi designs. We've researched the profiles of our favorite Mehndi artists and respected vendors shortlisted the best ones, and compiled them on this blog to provide you with the best kind of inspiration.

So without further delay, let us flood you with some of the most beautiful full-hand mehndi designs.

30 Full Hand Bridal Mehndi Designs

An eye-pleasing mehndi design with lotus motifs An eye-pleasing mehendi design with lotus motifs Full hand mehndi design If you have this concept in mind that full hand mehndi designs are messy, then take a look at this absolutely beautiful Bridal full hand mehndi design that will definitely leave you enchanted. This meticulously drawn mehndi design is the epitome of grace, beauty, and creativity. With modern lotus motifs and clean elaborate patterns, this complete full hand mehndi design wins our hearts. A bride who wants to go traditional with her mehndi design is one of the perfect examples.

A hearty tale A hearty tale Modern mehndi design Bold is beautiful, this stunning mehndi design proves its worth. Engraved with bold and meaningful strokes, this modern full hand mehndi design is distinctive for more than one. Be it the various patterns on the fingers, the 3D heart motifs, or the unique details of the silhouette, there are many elements that should flow in this full hand mehndi design. Also, another special part of this mehndi design is that both hands are engraved with different patterns. Most brides generally prefer to have identical patterns on both hands, but the bride's hands etched with mismatched mehndi designs look just as beautiful.

The immense beauty of traditional strokes modern full hand mehndi design We are totally in awe of the splendor of this full hand mehndi design which is easy and beautiful. Perfect paisley patterns and lush flowers are drawn in perfect harmony, making this bridal mehndi design stunning. This attractive and ornate mehndi design is created with repetitive traditional strokes and we must say that it looks very beautiful.

Full hand mehndi design with personalized elements Full hand mehndi design with personalized elements As everyone knows, personal mehndi designs are very popular. If you want one too, look for inspiration in this amazing full hand mehndi design that features a cartoon of a couple exchanging Jai mala, a travel story, a bride sitting on a doli, and much more. In this design too, both hands have different patterns. The art motifs of peacocks and lotuses and other delightful items such as paisleys and booties are engraved with impressive complexity. It can be used as a back full hand bridal mehndi design.

The GOT-themed Mehendi Design The GOT-themed Mehendi Design And oh, all you Game of Thrones fans, why not flaunt your endless love for this series in your wedding mehndi? Take a cue from this. But wait, there's more customization on the crank that you shouldn't miss out on. There is a McDonald's logo, rings, and your travel story mentioned in henna. The extensive use of prominent floral patterns makes this full hand mehndi design look attractive.

Peacocks, flowers, and the couple . Peacocks, flowers, and the couple full hand bridal mehndi design This full-hand mehndi design features beautiful peacock motifs on the palm. The peacock is a symbol of fertility, and it is auspicious to have them engraved in your Bridal wedding mehndi design. Whimsical plaid patterns, floral motifs, and multiple mehndi bands on the wrists show pure beauty. However, after the peacock, the highlight of this mehndi art design is the caricatures of dulha and dulhan drawn on the forearms.

Neat & Chic Full hand Mehandi Design. full hand mehndi design easy and beautiful A simplistic yet highly aesthetic full hand mehndi design is sure to earn you endless compliments. This beautiful mehndi design features a mandala surrounded by a diamond-shaped frame. All fingers have identical patterns and as one moves towards the wrist and forearm, several bands are drawn which look very impressive. We love the lotus flower band.

Leafy patterns with shading details full hand bridal mehndi design We are totally exhausted on this completely surreal mehndi design which is totally new. This elaborate mehndi design is drawn with subtle details and an elegant finish. This is what sets it apart from the rest. There are beautiful flowers, flower beds, delicate leafy pathways, very beautiful leaves, and a host of checkered and embossed designs.

Tennis Lovers Tennis Lovers full hand mehndi design Source Halima Nizami This couple flirted and fell in love on the tennis court, so the bride chose to embrace a special mehndi design that represents her sweet memories of her.

All-decked up All-decked up Full hand mehndi design Composed of the more traditional mehndi patterns like paisley, flowers, leaves, and embossed lines, this complete handcrafted mehndi design got us hooked.

A picturesque piece of art A picturesque piece of art Can we take a moment to adore this stunning hand mehndi design? Contiguous circular patterns spread across the fingers and the hypnotic square design on the little finger was further combined with cashmere flowers on the palm. But what we love the most is the beautiful lotus trail that runs from thumb to wrist brace on both hands. Also, there is an important travel story related to the couple recorded at the top. The travel story trend is another big hit in the bridal mehndi scene. So if you also meet your partner in some city or in a special place where the question is asked, feel free to include it in your bridal mehndi design.

Strings of hearts Strings of hearts This mehndi hand design has our hearts for all the right reasons. The engraved heart motifs distinguish it from other designs. This multi-directional design is very perfect for brides who want to go OTT with their bridal mehndi and want it to be a symbol of love.

The lush blooms The lush blooms - full hand mehndi design Source Hiral Henna Here is another full-hand mehndi design that is dominated by beautiful flowers. The lotus petals on the fingertips is something we have never seen before. Jalidar patterns, mandalas in the middle, and many traditional elements are grouped with the utmost precision.

Modern full hand mehndi design Modern full hand mehndi design Who Said All full hand Mehndi Designs Are Traditional? Look at this. It is adorned with the couple's initials on one side and a pretty picture on the other. We are a huge root of personal mehndi designs and this one is really inspiring. Not only on the palm, but the personalization factor also flows into the forearm, which goes well with traditional mehndi motifs.

A simple mehndi design with portraits of Radha-Krishna A simple mehndi design with portraits of Radha-Krishna This isn't exactly a complete mehndi design, but you can definitely take some cues from it. Simple brides who don't want to adopt an ornate design can consider this. Simple images in the middle, surrounded by beautiful booties. And on your wrist and forearm, you can have identical bands that are evenly spaced.

Jaw-droppingly beautiful mehndi design Jaw dropping beautiful simple and easy mehndi design We can't help but obsess over this full-hand mehndi design that is exquisitely created with all the traditional mehndi elements. Whether it's flowers, squares, leaves, or zigzag sections, this design has it all. Also, remember that applying full hand mehndi designs requires patience from both the bride and the artist to achieve perfection. So make sure you're prepared for the time-consuming process and don't get flustered at the last minute. Otherwise, your beautiful mehndi design can be activated.

The cutest pet mehndi design The cutesy pet mehndi design Another hot trend in the bridal mehndi scene is pet pumping. Your pet is your first love and having his/her image engraved in your hands is a great way to show your affection.

A gripping back full hand bridal mehndi design A gripping back full hand bridal mehndi design The mehndi design on the back of your hand deserves the same attention. So, here we present to you a totally streamlined and elegant design for back full hand mehndi. It features lush circular strokes that repeat but have a monument-like pattern in the center.

Symmetry at its best Symmetry at its best The beautiful paisley patterns, pretty leaves, and lush flowers that flow together in multiple directions look absolutely gorgeous. Adorned with ethereal henna designs, each hand looks like a mirror of the other. And we love every part of it. In particular, the precision with which it is drawn.

Bespoke simplicity Bespoke simplicity Take the unconventional route and hug your hands with this beautiful full hand mehndi design. This design is dominated by space plaid patterns along with minimal floral motifs, which is exactly what sets it apart from the rest. The half and half square frame that is filled with lotus details is another distinctive element of this unusual mehndi design.

An elaborate full back hand mehndi design An elaborate full back hand mehndi design While many brides would rather have a long, simplistic long bel on the back of the hand, here's something very surreal that you'll love. The whole mehndi design on the back of the hand consists of many basic yet beautiful elements, this one is sure to satisfy your soul.

Couple enclosed in a heart-shaped frame Couple enclosed in a heart-shaped frame We love half and half mehndi designs; When the bride takes his hands and the design seems complete, the moment exudes pure happiness. And take a look at this which features a couple surrounded by a frame of love (heart). This full hand mehndi design features picturesque foliage details on the fingertips, lush square patterns on the wrist followed by a floral henna ribbon. But last but not least, there are jodhpuri elephant motifs that complete this beautiful mehndi design.

A lotus and elephant-themed full hand henna full hand bridal mehndi design simple and easy We understand your fixation with full-hand mehndi designs, so here we are flooding you with all the inspiration you need. This one is filled with mandalas, concentric hosiery, lotus, scalloped patterns, and finally finished with quirky elephants - this mehndi design is purely objective.

A scintillating mehndi design with a cutesy elephant A scintillating mehndi design with a cutesy elephant With the elephant in the middle, this full-hand wedding mehndi design is a new take on the classic design.

Traditional never goes outdated Traditional mehndi design This traditional and symmetrical full hand mehndi design is proof that tradition is never out of date. This mehndi design looks very beautiful, which is decorated with many mandalas, flower patterns, lush trails, and plaid appliques. This is a mehndi design easy and beautiful.

The captivating appeal of bold henna strokes The captivating appeal of bold henna strokes Starting with a dainty mandala on each hand, this bridal mehndi design is beautifully spread out with bold outlines filled with intricate strokes. This design is engraved with an Arabic charm that makes it look very unique.

The cutesy henna doodles The cutesy henna doodles Filled with personal items like baby images, deities, hashtags, and dates, this mehndi design is full of cuteness. It looks super beautiful, doesn't it?

Personalisation Galore Personalisation Galore full hand stylish mehndi design Here's another great full-hand mehndi design that's packed with custom items. From cartoons of the prince and princess to photos of the couple framed in beautiful flower crowns, everything is totally lighthearted. The name of the couple, the image of the dojo, and the symbol of the Sikh Khanda Sahib represent all the things that matter to the couple.

Scintillating simplicity Scintillating simplicity With tradition and simplicity, the result is brilliant. And it would be an understatement to say that we are deeply crushed by this beautiful full hand mehndi design. In fact, there are a lot of cute design elements you can steal from this one, like the swirling path, the silhouette floral sections, and the clever use of bold strokes to accentuate the design.

Innumerous circular Innumerous circular It's no surprise that when you juggle multiple circular patterns, the result is hypnotic. The same goes for this complete handcrafted mehndi design that is filled with endless contiguous circular patterns and floral motifs. Also, if you want to break the monotony of traditional mehndi designs and want to adopt a somewhat unique design, you can consider this one.

conclusion Was not this compilation a pleasure for your eyes? Well, as you can see, there is also a lot of scope for experimentation in full hand mehndi designs. Although you are a modern bride at heart, there are also simple and straightforward designs for you

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a lando x desi!reader marriage fic. Omgggv just imagine all the lil functions and tradition it'd be sooo cutee

Mehndi laga ke rakhna

OKAY SO. i did get a request similar to this so im just gonna combine both so i hope yall dont mind!!! the other request i got was basically this but it just mentioned that lando was telling y/n that they’ll get married like this one day and i wanted to include that cause it’s so cute🤭 also the unfortunate truth is that i haven’t been to a lot of weddings. the only wedding i remember very well was my aunt’s wedding from when 10 years ago(i was 9. fuck that’s crazy) but i did my best with this.

Ever since Y/n took Lando to her friend’s wedding. The thought of marrying her never left his mind. All he wanted was to marry her but the way her culture does it. Growing up in India meant a lot of traditions, festivals, wedding events, etc.

When Y/n asked Lando to come with her to her friend’s wedding, he said no at first but after attending all the events, he was mesmerised. He loved every single one of them. The mehndi, the sangeet, the haldi. all of it

The day of the wedding, as both of them watched her friend marry the love of her life, he wrapped his arms around her beautiful lengha whispering

“One day, I’m gonna marry you exactly like this”

She smiled said she couldn’t wait for that day to come. And boy that day came so quickly. With the blessing of her parents, he proposed to her a month or two later and immediately got to work.

Lando basically saw a new side of his fiancée. Full of stress and making sure things were right. Slowly she started to lose her mind cause she had to come up with the guest list, find the venue for all the events and Lando was starting to see how much goes into a desi wedding.

But once all the events took place, it felt magical.

Mehndi

The mehndi event was fine. Y/n was basically sitting in one place for hours getting mehndi (henna) done on her hands and legs. Lando kept coming over to give her company smiling like a child the whole time.

She was wearing a simple kurta that belonged to her mom with a dupata. She saw Lando come up to her and sit next to her careful not to ruin anything

“Hello my lovely bride” He greeted her placing a gentle kiss on her cheek.

“Hi baba. Hogaya tera? (you’re done?)” She asked him and he happily showed off his palm with mehndi on it.

“All done and dried”

She smiled at his little goofy self. They enjoyed each other’s company even though she basically couldn’t move but she leaned into him resting herself as she watched the design come to life on her body.

He loved everything about this. He knew he was gonna love the coming days of this era.

Sangeet

The sangeet was everyone’s favourite cause they get to dance for the couple and her friends had so much planned for them. The drivers invited actually reached out to Y/n’s friends and asked them for help so they could do a dance and that’s exactly what they did.

Everyone was getting drinks, having conversations and when it was time for the performance, they gathered around the floor stage to watch the performances by friends.

Lando and Y/n were sitting at the front while the rest were standing and two of her friends entered with the song “kamariya” playing making her cheer since it was garba dance which she adored so much. The dance was so good and when it was changing to the next song, the rest of her group joined in.

The next dance had the song “kukkad” so the boys and girls were dancing together. The reason they chose this song was cause student of the year was their favourite movie during their childhood (and also because of Sidharth Malhotra).

A few performances later came the best for last. Carlos, Oscar, Max, Charles and George entered the stage making the crowd go crazy. Especially Lando since he gets to see his friends dance to the best item song ever which was “fevicol se”

They boys did great. Y/n was so proud of them she got up with Lando and went to hug them after their dance and everyone joined the floor having the time of their life.

Haldi

Lando and Y/n decided to keep the haldi event small with close friends and family only. The haldi event was basically smearing tumeric/haldi on the bride and groom. It’s normally a day or two before the actual wedding and held it at her house.

Everyone put tumeric all over them. In their hair, skin, clothes. Everywhere. It was a short event but very intimate and fun. So many pictures got taken over the days and many memories were made.

The wedding

the day was finally here. The day Lando and Y/n get married. How were they feeling you ask? nervous as hell. No cold feet. No. They knew they wanted to do this. It just felt too good to be true. They couldn’t believe this was actually happening

Y/n was in the dressing room getting ready for the big day. She wore a beautiful Manish Malhotra Lenhgha and her makeup was stunning. Her mother was helping her get everything together.

“I’m so happy for you baba. Meri bacchi ki shaadi ho rahi hai (my daughter is getting married)”

She said before kissing Y/n’s cheek aggressively making her laugh.

“Love you too mumma. zyada rona matt (don’t cry too much)”

Her mother laughed but just pulled her cheek. After a while, the time came. They entered and Lando was already sitting next to the fire mesmerised by her beauty. She was already so beautiful but seeing her as bride struck something in him.

He couldn’t wait to spend the rest of his life with this woman. As she sat down with him the words immediately left his mouth

“You look so beautiful…”

Y/n blushed. After all these years, he still managed to get her all flustered smiling like a little girl.

“Still know how to make me blush after all these years huh?”

She said teasing him.

The ceremony was beautiful. Both families were crying. Seeing their children get married was something they weren’t ready for but loved it regardless.

The wedding eneded in a few hours and it was magical. It was everything the both of them wanted. Once they headed back, they stepped into the house for the first time as husband and wife.

Lando immediately kissed his wife. Still processing that this woman was now his wife. He pulled away saying

“Welcome home wife” He said booping her nose making her tear up a little out of happiness.

“Welcome home husband” She returned immediately hugging him whispering

“I love you. I can’t wait to spend the remainder of my life with you”

He felt so happy hearing that

“I love you too. I’m so excited to spend my life with you too”

They got the life they wanted and deserved. It was the best time of their life and when all the photos came, they spent a lot of time looking at it and deciding which ones to put up on their wall.

It was a good wedding indeed.

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BG3 Wedding Season Tag Game

Inspired by @lewdisescariot's post about Spring/Summer being wedding season, I present to you an unofficial Wedding Season Tag Game!

It's time to create your special day. Your favorite companion or NPC has proposed to your OC, or your OC proposed to them, and now it's time to plan and throw a wedding! The first list is about the details, while the second zeroes in on specific moments!

Tag a friend and challenge them to answer some (or all) of the prompts on this list. There are 31 prompts, so you can also use the prompts as a daily headcanon/art/fic challenge. Use the prompts however you like! If you want to share your stuff with a shared tag, you can use the tag #bg3weddingseason

✨Details✨

Wedding, or something else? - What do the characters think about weddings or marriages? If not a wedding, would they acknowledge their relationship in a different kind of ceremony?

Proposal - Who proposed to whom? Were there rings or other gifts involved?

Bachlor/Bachelorette parties? - Do the characters get a bachelor(ette) party before the big day? Does anything crazy happen?

Pre-Ceremony Events - Are there any special events, ceremonies, rituals, or preparations the couple must do before the wedding day? Ritual cleansing, asking a parent for the character's hand, mehndi/henna painting, little pre-ceremony games or challenges, etc?

Formal or informal affair? - Is the wedding elaborate and grand, or simple and sweet? Is it a tenday-long series of parties or is it a quick vow exchange in front of Withers?

Venue - Where is the ceremony and/or reception? Inside? Outside?

Timing - What time of year are they getting married? What time of day?

Traditions - What traditions are involved in the ceremony/reception? Is there a mix of traditions from either partner?

Decor - What kind of notable decor is there at the venue? Do they have something like an arch, a carpet aisle, fairy lights in the trees, or other elaborate decorations? Did they choose to decorate at all?

Flowers - What flowers or other natural elements do they have as part of their decoration, if any? Are these flowers significant?

Bouquet or no bouquet? - Does someone carry a bouquet, or do they choose to carry something else? Or do they walk down the aisle with nothing at all?

Music - Is there music at the ceremony or the reception? What kind of music? Do they hire an orchestra, band, or half-decent bard to serenade them?

Outfits - What is the married couple going to wear? Is there special significance in the outfit choices, colors, jewelry, etc?

Rings - What do their rings look like, if they choose to exchange any?

Vows and Unity Ceremonies - Does the couple exchange vows? Do they complete any kind of "unity" ceremony, like handfasting, planting a tree together, etc?

Wedding Party - Are there bridesmaids, groomsmen, attendants, special witnesses? Are they dressed a certain way or positioned in a special spot?

Going Down the Aisle - Does anyone escort the character walking down the aisle? Do they go alone?

I Now Pronounce You... - Do your characters change their last names, keep their last names, arrange for a specific kind of name? For example, "Mr. and Mr. Dekarios" or "Lord and Lady Ravengard-Cliffgate"?

Guests - Who else is there? Are there any special details about how the guests are arranged, what they are wearing, or what they are doing?

Food - What kind of food and drink is being served at the reception? Is there a lush feast or simple fare? Is there a wedding cake or some other kind of traditional wedding food?

Dancing - Is there any dancing? Elegant waltzes or all-out party-hard tavern music dance parties?

Ending the Night - How does the reception end? Is there a big send-off, or does everyone quietly fade out as the night turns into dawn?

Honeymoon - Does the couple take a honeymoon anywhere?

✨Specific Moments✨

The Night Before - Write about the night before the wedding. Are your characters nervous? Excited? Do they see their partner or keep away?

Getting Ready - Who helps your characters get ready? Are there any sweet, funny, bittersweet, or adorable moments that happen?

The First Look - Write about the moment when your married couple sees each other in their wedding outfits for the first time.

Ceremony - Write the scene where they exchange vows, complete a unity ceremony, exchange rings, or etc.

First Dance - Does your couple have a first dance? What is that like for them?

Private Moments - Every couple needs a private moment away from the big day. When does your couple escape the festivities, before, during, or after the ceremony/reception, to have a private, quiet (or perhaps not so quiet) moment?

Reception - Does anything specific happen at the reception? Drama, a sweet moment with a parent or other companions, cake-smashing, games, a surprise?

First Night, Morning After - Write a specific moment or detail about their first night together as a wedded couple, and/or what it is like for them to wake up the next morning as a wedded couple.

Different cultures around the world have different wedding expectations, ceremonies, events, and so forth, so if you find that this list doesn't let you explore those ideas, feel free to adjust the prompts to suit you and your characters more!

Enjoy and have fun!

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Trending Rose Mehendi Designs

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THE FESTIVAL OF LIGHT so light up their world, it shall be enjoyed by everyone.

PAIRINGS: no pairings but includes sumeru characters GENRE: modern au but still present in sumeru NOTE: if there's anything wrong here please correct me!! WORD COUNT: 1.7k

"The spiritual victory of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance."

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"The time to destroy all our dark desires and thoughts, eradicate dark shadows and evils, and gives us the strength to carry on with our goodwill for the rest of the year."

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"So.. can I use my sparkler to scare the evil away?"

Your eyes shifted to one of the kids present in your circle. A small smile formed on your face as you heard the question.

"Well.. yes you can-"

"CMON GUYS LET'S GO!"

"Oh.. at least they're in the spirit." You mumbled to yourself.

You rose from your seat and fixed your skirt. Your eyes lingered on the children, running away and enjoying the view of the sparklers in their hands. Just two minutes ago they were begging for some Diwali stories. Oh well!

"Y/N! You look so beautiful!"

Your attention on the children was moved as soon as you heard a new voice. Your head turned in the direction and noticed the elderly woman who stood right in front of you.

Her eyes shifted from your saree to your accessories, to your bindi. Admiring your beauty on the whole, giving you the warmest smile.

"Thank you ma'am," You replied, returning the smile. Your eyes wandered to her hand, actually to the item in her hand.

"Do you need help?" You asked, stretching out your hand. But to your surprise, the woman shook her head, yet still offering it to you.

"It's actually for you and your parents, your mother helped me once, this is my thanks." She explained, giving you the basket filled of sweets.

"Oh, thank you!"

You took the basket out of her hand and gave her yet another smile. Her eyes made their way onto your hand and offered a suggestion.

"If you want, I can offer to do your mehndi." Her body moved in the opposite direction, showing you a group of ladies who were conversing with each other while letting their mehndi dry.

Your eyes made their way back onto the woman and agreed to her offer, making your mini-departure and beginning your adventure back to your home, with sweets in hand.

The sun had already set, yet the city was not dark. It was lit up, beautiful lanterns everywhere, diyas being lit and placed at the entrances of homes. So your venture back home was well lit, not only with the lights but with the smiles of passersby and children outside who were enjoying the activities.

That elderly woman wasn't a stranger, in fact, everyone who's a local isn't strangers to each other. But that woman always offers gifts to your family every year, so it won't be shocking if your mother has a gift prepared for you to give the woman.

As your home was in view, your mother noticed you as she was opening the windows, in the hope of Mother Lakshmi finding her way inside to bless them with wealth and success.

"Y/N, you're back! Before you return back to the city, can you help me place the diyas around the house? And outside. Please!" Your mother informed you, opening the door for you.

You made your way inside and made it into the kitchen, greeting your father and witness the food on the table.

"I brought snacks, we can eat them later."

Your father nodded at your words, then asked a question.

"Are your friends still coming over?" He asked.

"Cyno and the others? Of course."

With those last words being spoken, your mini activity with your mother started, diyas placed around the house, more attraction for Mother Lakshmi.

Before you left the house once again, your mother gave you a basket of sweets to offer the elderly woman.

You made your way back to the city, gave the gift to the woman, and got your mehndi done as well! The ladies nearby invited you into their conversation as you let your hands dry.

In the end, once you were finished, you bid them goodbye and left.

On your mini walk, a certain someone caught your attention, she blended in with the children nearby. Talking about children, it's the group from earlier and upon noticing you, they invited you over.

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"That looks amazing, good job guys!" You praised them. The group of children all came together to create rangoli, along with..

"Y/N?" A soft voice reached your ears.

"Nahida, hello." You greeted, bending a bit to reach her level, giving her a small pat on her head. Nahida wore a lehenga, a green one that complimented her eyes.

A small smile made its way onto her face as her eyes shifted from you and back to the children that surrounded her, witnessing the teamwork each kid put into creating the rangoli.

Nahida stood up from her spot and turned to face you.

"Is it time to go? I got caught up with them, I forgot about the invitation to your house." She started.

"No, it's not time, I'm just strolling and then I saw you!" You simply explained, causing the girl to nod at your words.

"Shall I join you?"

"Of course!"

You two then made your way deeper into the city, in hopes of maybe finding your friends along the way.

As you wished, the stroll with Nahida was indeed calming but in doing so, you met up with some familiar faces. That being Tighnari and Collei.

Upon seeing you both, Collei gave you two a cheerful wave as her face lit up. Tighnari noticed and began walking up, Collei slowly following behind.

"Is it time?" He asked. You shook your head no and asked a few questions.

"Have you seen the others?" You asked, though before you could've gotten an answer, Nilou came up from behind.

"I'm here!" She exclaimed, twirling in her saree. She gave you a tight hug, then turned you around, showing Cyno and Candace.

"Everyone's here!" You said, expressing your excitement with a bright smile and clasping your hands together.

"Since we're all together, won't it make sense we make our way back to your house?" Nahida asked, placing all the attention on her.

"Sure, we can." You replied.

The newly formed group of friends followed behind you as you all ventured back, that is.. Until something caught your eye, rather someone.

The group noticed the change in your behavior and stopped walking.

"Is something wrong?" Cyno asked, placing his hand on your shoulder.

You turned to face him, then your friends, and decided to change up the plans.

"Let's go back, but I have a suggestion to make."

"And that us?" Tighnari asked.

"I'll explain once we get back. let's go."

"May the lights of Diwali brighten your path and illuminate your life with peace and joy."

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"Is everything ready?"

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In your hands held a lantern, making your way with not only your friends but everyone you've talked to tonight, that elderly woman, the children, the ladies, and your parents, all holding diyas, lanterns, sweets, and tasty food.

The sight was wondrous, everyone came together yet the plan wasn't completed, not as yet.

You, being the first and the only person to notice, made your way to the dark and silent home, a bit far from the city's light. Silently, you rested the lantern on the floor and knocked on the door.

Knock!

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"What do you want."

"For you to open up of course."

"Then you'll be waiting there all night long."

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"You're still there aren't you..?"

"Mhm!"

Just then, you heard a sigh from the other side causing you to laugh a bit. You picked back up your lantern as he opened up the door, glaring at you.

"Why are you here? You're supposed to be enjoying the festival."

You smiled at the mention of the festival.

"I'm here to bring the festival to you Scaramouche."

"Why?"

"I saw you peeking in the darkness, I know you want to join in, but too scared to ruin it, is that what you're thinking?"

Indeed that is what he was exactly thinking. Yet he won't admit to that.

"Just go back." He ended, about to close the door but his eyes caught onto the light in the background, rather at how the light got closer..

Then it hit him.

"What are you.."

"Like I said, bringing the festival to you, everyone should enjoy the warmth of Diwali." You explained with a warm smile.

His eyes softened for a second yet he hid it with a sigh and walked off into the darkness, leaving his door open.

You accepted his silent invitation, before entering you hung the lantern up outside his home and walked in.

The darkness and silence were soon removed as everyone slowly made it inside. The children, along with Nahdia all came in with diyas, placing them around his home.

Your mother placed the food on the table, then made her way to open his windows.

Others with sweets and more food placed them on the table as well, joining the others as they all began to share them with everyone.

His eyes witnessed how slowly his house changed, light everywhere, friends and family inside and outside, all chatting and laughing.

You made your way towards him, holding a diya.

"Do you wanna decorate this?"

His eyes shifted onto you, and then asked a simple question.

"Why did you do this?"

You turned to face everyone, who had sparklers, who ate, and who were just enjoying the mood.

"Diwali is the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil. It's celebrated with everyone, I won't allow anyone to be alone in darkness at a time like this."

"Hm." His eyes lingered on the children who decided to create a rangoli in the middle of his living room.

Nahida walked up to him with a sparkler in her hand.

"This represent the light that dispels the darkness of ignorance and evil, and also.." She started, grabbing his hand and walked outside.

Everyone followed behind, all making their way outside.

The sound of fireworks caught the attentions as it lit up the sky.

"These also represent the light." She finished.

Nilou, along with a few younger girls all danced around with their sparklers. Cyno, Tighnari and Collei enjoyed the sight of the fireworks.

"Happy Diwali." You said, turning to face the duo.

"Happy Diwali"

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"Do you still wanna decorate this diya?"

"Yeah sure, whatever.."

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NOTE: HAPPY DIWALI!! may it be filled with warmth and happiness! just for clarification, im not indian nor am i hindu, last time i did this i got mistaken as one and i felt bad in a way LMAO. i live in a multi-culture country so i kinda grew up with diwali and celebrated it by participating in the activities like decorating diyas n such. its one of my favorite time because its really nice to learn about other's beliefs and how they openly share it with others also the snacks r yummy but thats besides the point. those who celebrates it i hope you enjoy your 5 days of diwali!

oh heres a board of all the pins that inspired me along the way!