Since ancient times in Japan, white has represented the sacred color
, from the swaddling clothes of a newborn baby to the death clothes of the deceased, all of which are white
, and this color has a solemn and sacred meaning in
every important stage of life

In Japanese wedding ceremonies, the bride wears “Shiromuku”

As the name suggests , it is “pure white and pollution-free”.

White. It represents a pure and unpolluted heart, and prepares oneself to be dyed with the color of
her husband’s house, white. It represents that the self who was a daughter in the past is gone, and she is reborn as the daughter-in-law of her husband’s family

For now, this statement seems a little pedantic 💦
, and we can also see it as throwing away all the bad things in the past, and dyeing white with the color ✨🌈 that belongs to the two of them from now on

Nowadays, there are also brides who will choose red flowers to marry small objects
, in addition to a little cute, festive embellishment,
red and white is also a very auspicious color ♥️ in Japan