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Kurotomesode: A formal, black kimono featuring a family crest which is worn by female family members of the bride and groom, as well as older married guests Ch-furisode: A colorful, celebratory kimono with shorter sleeves which is worn by younger, unmarried female guests Hmongi: A colorful, celebratory kimono suitable for all wedding guests, including those that are not Japanese Obi Sash: A sash that is wrapped around the waist of a kimono to keep it in place Symbolism in Traditional Japanese Wedding Attire The color of a kimono holds significant meaning within Japanese culture
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Your bridesmaids will feel comfortable and sophisticated in this light and airy chiffon dress in a sweet pastel pink
As McKenna and Glickman revealed, they someday hope to turn it into a TV show
The transfer perpetuates a time-honored tradition dating to the days of the Taft administration, when Helen Tafta champion of the original First Ladies exhibitionentrusted to the Smithsonian the gown she had sported at the inaugural dance of 1909
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