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Let's Admire Another Korean Traditional Wedding Dress

Have you ever heard about the u201cKorean traditional wedding dressu201d? There are many traditions or cultures, and one of the most fantastic traditions is the Korean wedding. You canu2019t even imagine Koreans having such beautiful wedding dresses.

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Let's Admire Another Korean Traditional Wedding Dress

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  1. Let's Admire... Korean Traditional Wedding Dress

  2. Here, you can view gorgeous Korean brides who are getting ready for their perfect day and making their day memorable.

  3. Glimpse of some Korean wedding dress Korean traditional wedding dress The wonsam/hwalot Jokduri

  4. Korean traditional wedding dress So many layers are in the traditional Korean wedding Hanbok. A typical Hanbok also has a few layers, but this one went a step further to look beautiful.

  5. The wonsam/hwalot The ceremonial jacket known as the wonsam or hwalot, worn by queens and other upper-class ladies during the Joseon period.

  6. Jokduri Mongolian ladies originally used Jokduri, this cap was shrunk and adopted by Korean women as an ornament.

  7. Do you know Hanbok colors have some traditional meanings? The crimson skirt, customarily worn at wedding ceremonies, represents fortune and wealth. The red wonsam was traditionally reserved for the queen, the magenta wonsam for concubines and princess consorts, and the green wonsam for princesses and ladies of the noble class. You decide which color you prefer for your wedding.

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