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TRENDING
Honor your
partner’s culture
by looking into
each piece’s
meaning.
HAVE fun WITH YOUR
FASHION
Today’s dress code is “you do you.”
When it comes time to celebrate,
your wedding day look is one of
the most striking ways to make a
statement about both your personal
style and your cultures. These
couples ran wild with accessories,
colors and prints—and there’s no
reason you can’t too.
FASHION FUSION
JOHN + TANAY SANTA ROSA, CA
“It was important to us to acknowledge our respective cultures,”
John (right) says. “While researching Indian culture, I was gobsmacked by
the beauty of traditional menswear. I was excited to wear the sherwani.”
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TAILOR MADE
JEN + MEGAN PHILADELPHIA
“When it comes to my everyday style, I tend
to lean masculine,” Jen says. “That said,
I didn’t want a traditional black suit or tie for
my wedding day. Purple struck me as feminine
but different, and the flower necklace was
the cherry on top. It totally stole the show.”
SEEING RED
CLAIRE + CHRISTOPH CHAGRIN FALLS, OH
“I knew from the very beginning that I didn’t want to wear a white
wedding dress,” Claire says. “I tried on dozens of gowns, but as soon as
I saw this one, I freaked out. It was exactly what I wanted: free and fun.”
ALL DRESSED UP DON’T BE SCARED TO ADD A FUN
TOUCH TO A CLASSIC LOOK. KNOWN FOR WEARING
FUNKY PATTERNS? LET ’EM POP ON YOUR TIE OR VEST.
FROM TOP: EICHAR PHOTOGRAPHY; COPPER PHOTO CO.; EMILY WREN PHOTOGRAPHY
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