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A wonderful friend of mine has invited me to a relatives wedding. They are Sikhs, and I am expected to buy a Sari, (or similar) for the occasion. I'm really excited about this, as I have worn a Sari once before and I felt so beautiful and feminine in it. Unfortunately that time I wore a Sari, it was part of a Live Roleplay weekend and I was dressed up and acting as a post apocalyptic salamander at the time! The Sari was ruined after a weekend of running around in the mud and swinging from the trees for the weekend!
I really want to impress my friend, and show respect to her relatives, but Im as white and unreliegious as it gets. Can anyone offer any advice on what kind of outfit I should be buying, are there any colours I should go for (or avoid), and is there anything else I should be aware of? I have absolutely no idea what is expected of wedding guests, so any and all advice greatly appreciated! |
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Cassy, I have absolutely no advice to give, but it sounds like a wonderful opportunity.
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It sounds like a wonderful cultural celebration. I too have no knowledge or fashion advice, but I suspect a nice outfit of anything you choose, plus a lovely scarf for your head.
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Thanks guys- I'm proper excited about this. Feel very privileged
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I found this link: (11 things to know about attending a Sikh wedding).
When choosing your outfit, bear in mind you will be removing your shoes and sitting cross legged on the floor. 11 Things You Need To Know Before You Attend A Sikh Wedding |
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