It's part of Hindhu culture, a small cone of Henna is squeezed out to make out the pattern. You have to leave it to dry or overnight and then the henna leaves a pattern that lasts for a few weeks.
It's very intricate;
Robyn was fairly restrained because none of us were that keen but it's a really beautiful design;
And a reminder of the wedding for a few weeks after it's all over.
Meanwhile, there's 24 hours to go. We're both ill, I'm exhausted and more than a little stressed out. The last person has been collected from the airport, everyone is in a hotel or crammed into the house.
There are still things to sort out!
Neil Harris
(a don't stop till you drop production)
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