Henna in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is typically associated with weddings in some provinces , where women adorn themselves with henna designs on their hands and feet. The night before the wedding is called the 'Henna Night' or ' Ghomrah .' Women from the families of both the bride and groom gather at the bride's father's house to decorate the bride with henna designs on her hands and feet. During Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha holidays in the Kingdom, women gather to...

Eid al-Fitr Breakfast in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is the meal that Saudis eat on the morning of the first day of Eid al-Fitr. The provinces of the Kingdom vary in their preparation of breakfast tables, each showcasing its traditional dishes and foods. Eid breakfast in Riyadh Province The people of Riyadh celebrate Eid by gathering around the 'Eid spread', which includes popular and traditional foods, such as Jareesh , al-Qursan , and Markook . If Eid coincides with the winter seaso...