Fashion dresses

In a traditional Japanese wedding, the bride may wear a special type of kimono known as a "Shiromuku." This is a traditional wedding kimono that is all white, symbolizing purity and maidenhood. Shiromuku is typically worn during the wedding ceremony and is characterized by its white fabric and elegant, detailed embroidery and patterning. The white color represents the bride's willingness to be dyed the color of her new family, indicating her transition and total commitment.

Another traditional garment that may be worn is the "Uchikake," a highly ornate outer garment worn over the kimono. It is often brightly colored and embroidered with symbolic designs such as cranes, flowers, and pine trees, which represent good fortune and longevity. Unlike the Shiromuku, the Uchikake is often rich in colors like red, which is a popular choice as it symbolizes good luck and happiness.

In modern times, some Japanese brides may also choose to wear a Western-style wedding dress, either in addition to or instead of traditional garments, depending on personal preferences and the style of the wedding ceremony planned.

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