Good question. In today's day and age, anything goes with weddings!
White dress
* Etiquette dictates that the only person at a wedding wearing white should be the bride and she is the center of attention. You could wear a white/blue dress or white/black dress, but not a full white dress.
The mother of the bride could wear a deeper shade of red or black (with simple jewelry in gold or silver; white/black patterned dress can also be worn. No one in the wedding party should wear red if the bride decides to wear red.
No, the mother of the bride does not have to wear a blue dress. The mother of the bride can wear any color dress she likes best, provided it's not white to upstage the bride.
No! Only the bride should be in complete white (she is supposed to stand out). You can wear another color with some white in it. Often, women will wear a summer style dress in black, but other colors are acceptable.
traditional white or maybe pink for the bridegroom and black or white for the groom
There are many costumes are there for a white dress. Some are a vampire bride or a zombie bride. You can also go as a ghost if you have pale skin.
white because traditionally the bride wears a white dress/veil and has a bouquet of white flowers
For grooms black is the traditional color for their tux. For the bride a white dress symbolizes purity, so it is the traditional color. However some women prefer black or think they look better in it so they pick a black dress.
It used to be, but now it means the bride can buy an expensive dress!
The Mystery of the Bride in Black and White - 1908 was released on: USA: 26 September 1908
Yes, the only person who wears white is the bride.