What is the colour for Brides?

There is no restriction on colour. If the boy likes the girl and vice versa, that is it. No questions asked about colour, creed, race etc.

White was the favorite for many and the traditional colour as well but I think pink or any light colour will be very nice too.

white represents peace nd calmness..nd innocence 2..wht more wud u want ur bride2 be??

White, it symbolizes purity. I think most women would like to wear white at their wedding. However, if its the second or third you might as well go a bit flashier since you are not fooling anyone.

If you were strictly old fashioned than yes it would be white. While most brides still choose to wear white, it is not unheard of for her to wear whatever colour she chooses (which is exactly how it should be). A wedding is not to be some theatrical performance, it's your day, do what you like!! A long time ago it was totally unheard of for guests or the wedding party to wear black, it has now become quite popular.

I think they make bridal gowns in all kinds of colors. i know davids bridal has more than just white and ivory

The bride wears attractive coloured silk saree with gold border .

It can be whatever colour she likes. In fact in Hindu Marriages, the bridges wear attractive silk saree with a very nice gold jari borders and they look gorgeous.

I think white is the traditional color. When my uncle got married, his bride wear the red and something else on her dress. I was in elementary school and remember thinking that was a weird color for dress but these day, any thing bride want will be the color for her.

bright colours i.e. pink, merganta, red, violet, mauve

For my first wedding I chosed red - I thought it's the colour of love and might bring me luck ..That wasn't the case For the second wedding I chosed off-white with black beats and the church ....I think I did it right this time :)

It all depends on the country as different countries have different traditions. In Australia, as in many other countries, the tradition is that the bride wears white which is to signify purity. However these days many brides wear whatever colour they want and even as a first time bride, many will wear another colour. I think it is up to the individual, because if the bride is more comfortable in a colour other than white, then that is her choice and she will certainly be more relaxed on her wedding day. :)

It all depends on the country as different countries have different traditions. In Australia, as in many other countries, the tradition is that the bride wears white which is to signify purity. However these days many brides wear whatever colour they want and even as a first time bride, many will wear another colour. I think it is up to the individual, because if the bride is more comfortable in a colour other than white, then that is her choice and she will certainly be more relaxed on her wedding day. :)

I like white or ivory for a first time bride. Beige is a good color for a second time bride. Times have changed since I was married, so I think anything really goes these days. Wear what color you like.

In different countries brides traditionally wear different colors. I think it is Japan that the bride wears red and white means something other than pure, if I recall it would be bad to wear white as a bride in Japan. But I think in the US any color would be appropriate and it is up to the bride. We don't seem to have a lot of tradition here anymore, at least none that hold us.

The bridges normally wear gold bordered silk saress of attractive colour/colours during the wedding ceremony.

The colour of the dress can be any colour according to Hindu system of marriage. The brides normally wear a gold bordered silk sarees for the wedding.

The colour of the dress can be any colour according to Hindu system of marriage. The brides normally wear a gold bordered silk sarees for the wedding.

Any colour you have your heart set on. At the end of the day it’s your wedding day. You want to wear what you most feel comfortable in. However I wouldn’t like to wear anything other than white!

Well if you like traditonal white or off white is what is for brides.. but it's really your choice because it is your wedding and what you want.. not what any one else wants