At the tail end of a busy wedding season — or perhaps you’re getting ready for nuptials of your own if you’re like me, you’re.
Regardless of the styles that can come and get yearly, Asian traditions remain quite typical. For my wedding in 2016, we decided to integrate a couple of Filipino traditions subtly, a number of that are the following, because we determined that there weren’t likely to be any elements from his Japanese ethnicity incorporated in to the ceremony — we kept it pretty contemporary.
In the event that you were curious about some of the traditions you’ve seen at one in the past, here are five meaningful elements that you might experience at a Filipino wedding if you haven’t been to a Filipino wedding yet, or.
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1. Men’s Barong Tagalog — The barong is really a slim, finely embroidered tunic, worn untucked over a shirt that is plain formal occasions, including weddings. Long sleeves are most typical.
Lately, I’ve seen pictures of females unconventionally putting on barongs too, as opposed to the Filipina Mestiza gown, a conventional dress that is formal of expensive material adorned with embroideries. Continue reading Five Filipino that is common wedding you will need to know