Fashion dresses

In traditional Chinese weddings, the color white is not typically the primary color choice for wedding dresses. Unlike Western cultures where white is the standard color for a wedding gown, symbolizing purity and virginity, in Chinese culture, white is traditionally associated with mourning and is therefore usually avoided at weddings.

The traditional color for Chinese wedding dresses is red, which represents good luck, happiness, and prosperity. The bride's traditional attire often includes a red qipao (cheongsam), a fitted and elegant dress, or a two-piece dress known as a kwa, which is elaborately adorned with gold and silver designs symbolizing wealth and good fortune.

However, in modern times, some Chinese brides choose to incorporate Western styles into their weddings and may wear a white wedding gown for part of the ceremony or for the reception. This blending of cultures allows for personal expression and modern fashion trends while still honoring traditional values.

If you are referring to a modern Chinese wedding where the bride chooses to wear white, the dress might still feature elements of traditional Chinese design, such as phoenix or dragon embroidery, to combine both cultural and contemporary aesthetics.