In Kerala, traditional wedding attire for women is usually a white or off-white saree with gold borders and motifs. The saree is typically made of silk or cotton and is paired with heavy gold jewelry, including necklaces, bangles, earrings, and a waist belt known as a 'kamarband.' The bride's hair is adorned with fresh flowers and she may also wear a traditional headpiece called a 'mullapoo.'
For men, traditional Kerala wedding attire consists of a white or cream-colored mundu (dhoti) paired with a silk shirt known as a 'jubba' or 'kurta.' The groom may also wear a traditional Kerala headdress called a 'mundum neriyathum' or a turban. Men also accessorize with gold jewelry, such as bracelets, chains, and rings.
In recent years, there has been a trend towards incorporating modern elements into Kerala wedding attire, such as designer sarees or fusion outfits that blend traditional and contemporary styles. However, the traditional attire described above remains popular for many Kerala weddings.
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