"Kya hua, Dua?" Zoya and I immediately rushed over to where she was having her hair and make-up done.
*"What happened, Dua?"
"Do I look over?" Dua asked, worriedly.
Dua's hair was in a braid, and the a beautiful paranda was woven through it. Her make-up was of natural shades, and she looked incredibly beautiful and innocent at the same time. Ma Sha Allah. She had decided to go for the classic mehendi look, as her dress was slightly heavier.
Dua wore a long light green gown, with a white magenta border, and pink and gold designs over the dress. The dupatta was pink, with beautiful orange floral patterns over it. Her jewellery was golden, mainly, apart from a few colourful bangles, and the heavy necklace gave her a look of regal elegance.
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I think her nerves were due to the fact that it was also her Nikah today. We all wanted to have the Nikah first, as the mehendi was going to be a combined one.
Mahnoor looked just as beautiful and radiant (Ma Sha Allah), in her unique twin-of-the-bride outfit.
She had chosen a yellow lehenga with a colourful border, as well a strip of yellow and gold. The kameez was long, mainly dark pink, with a purple back, and a black and floral border. The dupatta was blue, with an orange and gold border and with gold sequins dotting it. Her hair was also in a braid with a paranda.
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Zoya, meanwhile, wore a pink Anarkali dress with golden embroidery, over a plain pink lehenga. She had done her hair in a curly up-do, decorated with golden beads. She looked amazing, classy and elegant. Ma Sha Allah.
