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In Pakistani culture, the Mehendi ceremony is a vibrant and joyous pre-wedding event that involves applying henna designs to the bride’s hands and feet. It is a celebration filled with music, dance, and cultural rituals. Trays play a significant role in the Mehendi ceremony, as they are used to carry and present various items and gifts that are essential to the event’s customs and traditions. These trays are often beautifully decorated and hold symbolic items that add to the cultural richness of the celebration. Here’s a closer look at the trays used in Pakistani Mehendi ceremonies:
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