Traditionally, the bride will have a red dress, and in modern culture, they may also wear a white wedding gown, so these two colors are generally not worn by guests. How do you feel about non ...

“Upstaging the bride. Red flag,” warned a whistleblower. “That’s a big no-no,” another mudslinger agreed. Surprisingly, however, a gaggle of moms have said “yes-yes” to wearing ...

For example, in Indian and Asian culture, the bride wears red in some of the festivities, so if a guest wears red, it is as much of an offense as wearing white in Western culture.” What Colors ...

“Not supposed to wear red to a wedding in India. That’s saved for the bride,” wrote one disapproving fan. Kim has recently sparked backlash over her slimmed-down figure. Fans have shown ...

a red-letter day in the calendar of her life. But the tradition of brides wearing white, especially in Western cultures, is said to have only begun in the 19th century, when Britain’s Queen ...

Imagine the quintessential Bangladeshi bride. She enters the wedding venue, draped in a resplendent red saree, glowing under the flicker of fairy lights. Red — bold, vibrant, and ...

“Not supposed to wear red to a wedding in India. That’s saved for the bride,” one fan commented on her post Sunday, while another added, “isn’t wearing red at a Hindu/ Indian wedding ...