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Wedding costumes

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Q 1/20
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Which of the following is a traditional Indian wedding costume for brides?
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Sari
Cheongsam
Kimono
Dirndl
Q 2/20
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Which type of wedding dress typically has a tight bodice and a full skirt?
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Mermaid
A-line
Sheath
Ballgown

20 questions

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Which of the following is a traditional Indian wedding costume for brides?

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Which type of wedding dress typically has a tight bodice and a full skirt?

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Which traditional wedding garment for grooms is commonly worn in Scotland?

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What is the name of the traditional Japanese formal attire worn by both men and women at weddings?

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What is the traditional bridal headpiece worn by brides from China called?

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Which of the following is a popular choice for groomsmen's attire at formal weddings?

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Which of the following is a common type of wedding dress neckline that forms a heart shape at the bust?

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In traditional Nigerian weddings, what is the name of the outfit commonly worn by the bride?

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Which of the following is a common accessory worn by brides in Western weddings to symbolize purity and innocence?

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Which of the following is a traditional wedding costume for a bride in Nigeria?

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Which of the following is a traditional wedding attire for grooms in Nigeria?

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Which of the following is a traditional wedding costume for a groom in Scotland?

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What is a traditional dress worn by a bride on her wedding day?

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What type of formal shoes are often worn by grooms on their wedding day?

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What accessory is traditionally exchanged between the bride and groom during a wedding ceremony?

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What type of flower arrangement is commonly carried by the bride during a wedding ceremony?

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What is a common accessory that brides often wear on their heads on their wedding day?

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What piece of clothing is traditionally worn by the groom around his neck on his wedding day?

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What is the traditional color of a wedding dress in many Western cultures?

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What is the name of the formal suit jacket worn by grooms on their wedding day?

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