The Origin and History of Wedding Dresses

The embryonic form of the wedding dress originated in ancient Greece, and it was a noble costume of three generations in Minos in 1700.

Wedding is a ceremony that has existed all over the world since ancient times. Every girl wants to wear a beautiful wedding dress and enjoy a fantastic wedding in full view. But what many people don't know is that as a necessary dress for the bride at the wedding, the history of the wedding dress is less than 200 years. The embryonic form of the wedding dress originated in ancient Greece, and it was a noble costume of three generations in Minos in 1700.

The outline of this kind of clothing can show the female figure in a concave way. The front chest is exposed, the sleeves are tied under the elbows, chest and waist breasts, and the bell-shaped dress is worn as a whole tight dress. Now the bride is wearing a white gauze dress with a floor-sweeping hem, which was originally a Catholic ceremonial dress. Therefore, wedding dress can be regarded as the product of the development of western culture.

White wedding dress

In the three cardinal guides and five permanent members in the west, the bride wears a white dress to show sincerity and purity to God. Although the wedding dress existed as early as 1700, there was no uniform wedding dress color regulation at that time. It was not until around the 1920s of 19 that people's recognition of white gradually increased, and Queen Victoria of England really put on a white wedding dress.

According to the tradition at that time, when the daughters of the royal family and the nobility get married, they usually make dresses with gold and silver thread and set a lot of jewels to show their noble status. However, the queen is an approachable and eclectic person. She took the initiative to jump out of the world and chose white satin with delicate lace as her wedding dress.