EASTERN WEEDING DRESS

Dressing up is right of every women.And when there is a talk about bridal dress then no girl in the world would compromise on that she want to look the more beautiful among other and wants to have the most stunning dress. Thats way, she wants to design her special dress by herself or get it designed by an original designer.On the bridal dress painstaking work is done, eventually making the dress more heaviest stuff like (salama stara,morori,and dabka) is done, mostly on indian-muslim bridal dresses.Aventually the eastren dresses are red colored but nowaday the dresses are also turqoise,pink, green,maron and lilic colored.Havey jewellry worw on these dresses andgood makeup is done on the bride,s face.

Weddings in Eastern cultures have a colorful history. Bridal gowns in the far East are often far different than the traditional fashion of white lace that characterize Western style weddings. If you have chosen to honor and celebrate your heritage by borrowing traditions from your rich culture, choosing a wedding dress that honors those traditions can make your special day more meaningful for both you and your entire family. Your aunt, grandmother, elders, and of course your ancestors will be flattered and pleased that you care about the traditions and the family.

With cross-cultural influences, traditions are modified to become a blending of both cultures. Japanese bride that dons a white kimono on her special wedding day instead of veils. Traditional wedding dresses as we think of them today in America consist of a full-skirted white satin gown with high neck and sleeves of lace, and a veil headdress, both trimmed with lace and pearls. It would be natural to assume that this style has been around for centuries and it is the norm, since it is the traditional style. However, the style is reminiscent of what was worn only in the last century and a half starting in the mid nineteenth century. This tradition, like many others, is not static and unchanging, or really very old. The styles and colors of wedding dresses have varied according to the fashions of the time.