AoB 19 February, 2021
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It's Me Scumbag
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Kasaman
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In China, the traditional colour for women to wear on their wedding day is red instead of white. White symbolises mourning and death in China, and isn’t used in festivities except for funerals.
Interesting, didn't know what
Kasaman
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Zaire !
Field Marshal
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'We die like real men'..
Mongrel
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ati chikudu,?,kwa hivo naweza itumia kumwambia @Introvert ,hapana sumbua Mimi jakipash nenda katengeneza machikudu zako na huko
bigDog
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Yes, google it.
Mwalimu-G
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Wacha nimsaidie...
The chukudu (or chikudu, cbokoudou, tshukudu) is a two-wheeled handmade vehicle used in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo. It is made of wood, and is used for transporting cargo.
Chukudu - Wikipedia
Meria
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hizi noogle hazinaga brakes
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Mongrel
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Sante Sana mwaWacha nimsaidie...
The chukudu (or chikudu, cbokoudou, tshukudu) is a two-wheeled handmade vehicle used in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo. It is made of wood, and is used for transporting cargo.
Chukudu - Wikipedia
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Mwalimu-G
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Going to a Chinese Wedding? Here are the Do’s and Don’ts
Chinese weddings, like western weddings, are all unique in their own ways. Some weddings tend to be more traditional with wedding parades and ceremonies, while some include more contemporary and westernized traditions. While Chinese weddings may be a little more complicated than traditional western weddings, they are still easy to navigate, even if it’s your first time! Here are a few do’s and don’ts when attending a Chinese wedding.
WHAT TO WEAR
The most common question asked is what do you wear to a Chinese wedding. It’s safe to say don’t wear red. Most brides will have several outfit changes, with red being one of the dresses, if not the main one. Guests should avoid wearing red because this could be seen as upstaging the bride or competing for attention. You don’t want to come off as impolite to the bride!
Don’t wear white or black. These colors are often worn at Chinese funerals, and signify death and mourning. It’s considered bad luck, so it’s best to stay away from wearing these colors. However, black or white accents are just fine!
Purples, pinks, and warm tones are great options to wear, as these colors represent the new life the couple will embark on. If you can, check in with the couple to see how formal the wedding will be, before purchasing your dress or suit.
Some outfit ideas may include the Tammy Bespoke Dress, a classic silhouette which comes in several color options and styles to your choosing. Our bespoke dress collection lets you customize your dress in a variety of colors and cuts, so the options are endless! Another fan favorite is the Esmé Dress, perfect for weddings that are a little more casual, yet still elegant enough to wear to any formal occasion. Take a look at more ideas for traditional dresses that aren’t red.
Chinese weddings, like western weddings, are all unique in their own ways. Some weddings tend to be more traditional with wedding parades and ceremonies, while some include more contemporary and westernized traditions. While Chinese weddings may be a little more complicated than traditional western weddings, they are still easy to navigate, even if it’s your first time! Here are a few do’s and don’ts when attending a Chinese wedding.
WHAT TO WEAR
The most common question asked is what do you wear to a Chinese wedding. It’s safe to say don’t wear red. Most brides will have several outfit changes, with red being one of the dresses, if not the main one. Guests should avoid wearing red because this could be seen as upstaging the bride or competing for attention. You don’t want to come off as impolite to the bride!
Don’t wear white or black. These colors are often worn at Chinese funerals, and signify death and mourning. It’s considered bad luck, so it’s best to stay away from wearing these colors. However, black or white accents are just fine!
Purples, pinks, and warm tones are great options to wear, as these colors represent the new life the couple will embark on. If you can, check in with the couple to see how formal the wedding will be, before purchasing your dress or suit.
Some outfit ideas may include the Tammy Bespoke Dress, a classic silhouette which comes in several color options and styles to your choosing. Our bespoke dress collection lets you customize your dress in a variety of colors and cuts, so the options are endless! Another fan favorite is the Esmé Dress, perfect for weddings that are a little more casual, yet still elegant enough to wear to any formal occasion. Take a look at more ideas for traditional dresses that aren’t red.