Indian bride can't wear white & her dream dress is ivory 😳 #sayyestothedress #shorts

In the Indian culture, brides do not wear white on their wedding day. This Indian bride falls in love with a dress that's ivory only, but she hopes it can be done in pink.

From season 10 episode 10.

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[sarahallison]

Damn that sales lady had a great day lol

[Bkgksan]

In some parts of South India, Cream color can be wedding saree color, but not white. In Karnataka (India), Bangalore wedding would have cream. South Cañará wedding can have any color but white or black. Preferably green or red. Green and red is color of being married. For example, when someone is widowed, they wouldn’t use red or green but can use other color. Again, all of these are not universal as it varies by region.
However, not wearing white to wedding is true. For North Indians, white is mourning color. South Indians don’t have a color, just not bright colors. But wearing white to funeral would mean the same.
Edit: I did mean Hindu Indian because Christian Indians do follow mostly Western Tradition with an Indian twist and white would be ok for them. I also am not talking about the multiple other religious practices that could happen in India. Sorry for the confusion!

[dreamyworld]

In some regions of India, bride can wear white dress. I am from Assam, north-east India. Our Assamese traditional wedding dress is in white silk both for bride and groom❤

[sherryarflin]

I’m mad we didn’t get to see the final product !!!

[RutujaDicholkar]

I think she would have gotten a much better deal if she would have gone to an Indian Boutique where they customise bridal outfits as they already have huge variety of brighter colours and her dress would also have got an Indian touch to it.

[stephaniereneau]

I think if she made a trip to India and bought an Indian dress she wouldn’t spend not even the half of that price.

[madam-mim]

$11, 000 for a dress.
-How crazy are you?
- Yes.

[actaemazantor]

"...in the perfect shade of pink."
Dude, that's still white.

[babyclouddelia]

That price is absolutely absurd. More power to you and your family if you’re able to afford it. 😮

[ap]

this is the definition of "one man's trash is another man's treasure."

[Lily_of_the_Forest]

I love garnet red or even darker like burgundy. That dress would be breathtaking in a deep red! Burgundy looks so good with gray / silver. The blush shade will be lovely too.

[shellyjohnson]

My entire wedding came to about $15, 000. My dress was gorgeous at $400 and I thought that was a lot. Damn I'm cheap 😂

[danielleking]

... of course it's a Pnina, and of course it's $11k

[sweeney]

That blush was perfect! Made it look like an antique dress, but in the best way.

[Delicate_Disaster]

$11, 000 just for a dress!?!?!?!? If my entire wedding comes close to $11, 000 I'll consider it a fail. Absolutely not!

[eastcoastemt]

Same in Korea! Today, it's become westernized but my mother always freaks out about white flowers etc.

[laurenshinn]

We dont wear white at weddings.... proceeds to go to a store with all white dresses. 😂

[Mosadogg]

The colour is beautiful but it is certainly not bright
like the bride asked for

[hht]

We Assamese wear white in our weddings. We are Hindu but we wear white pator mekhela sador 😊

[elizabethcummings]

My dress cost $50. I made it. It was white velvet and lace. That was 52 years ago and we are still together.