Not all missionaries wear white.
To which missionaries are you refering?
It's a tradition! Also, it has something to do with the bride wearing white...and white flowers looks so beautiful in wedding.
The tradition of wearing flowers on Mother's Day to indicate whether your mother is living or gone varies by where you live. My mother is from Oklahoma and my father from Tennessee and both of them grew up with the tradition of wearing a red flower, often a rose but not necessarily, if your mother is living and a white flower if she is gone. In eastern Missouri and western Kansas where I have lived most of my life this tradition is not practiced at all in any form. I have never heard of wearing the white rose upside down but it wouldn't surprise me if this is done somewhere.
No but I am wearing a white bra
The wearing of white wedding dresses is a tradition that originated from the western countries. White wedding dresses are symbol of wealth which usually used by wealthy women during 20th century.
No but I am wearing a white bra
The person who started the tradition of a pharoah wearing the double crown was Narmer, who united upper and lower Egypt.
White is traditionally a sign of purity, cleanliness, and Godliness.
It depends on what religion you are talking about, and what historical period, but missionaries have gone all over the world... of all races, but probably more white.
This is a tradition called ismok'ja in Africa when the white man came to Africa the natives were not allowed to lay with any white woman until she wore 2 toe rings to symbolize her relationship with him.
Missionary work in the Oregon country was not very successful because the Native Americans were very suspicious of the missionaries because of the diseases that were introduced by missionaries and white immigrants.
While wearing white after Labor Day was not just restricted to wearing a white handbag but to any item of clothing or accessories, it is not clear when this first started or fully why it should be so. It can be argued that it is sensible not to wear white, which can be associated with summer, during the fall and winter, however it is one of the things that has become ingrained in folk lore and considered a tradition.
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