I am narrating a lot about a show
on TLC named “Say yes to the dress" these days, in many of my blogs.
Today, while enjoying the yet another versions of this show, I suddenly felt
the difference. I mean, I was aware of it, i knew it, but today I realised it
truly. This show is alive in many countries where brides wear the white dress
for the wedding and we watch almost all the versions just for fun. Of course
the team is different in every country's show which includes: the owners of the
shops, designers, consultants, and many others, including the alteration
department and admin staff too. The designs are also truly different definitely
per country. The dialect is different too. The only thing that is common is
consultants ask first the bride what she is looking for, in which kind of
dress, which type of material, and based on their chosen destination, how the
dress should be. Of course, entourage plays an important role too, but the
importance is definitely given to bride; it's her voice. When the manager observes
that she needs help while selecting the dress, they pitch-in perfectly,
awesomely, to come to a beautiful conclusion. That’s the way.
Absolutely no comparison, and also
now the things are changing for the better in our country too. But for many
generations together, I guess the bride here in India was asked about her
choice while the entire family, extended family members, are on a shopping
spree for her wedding, but with very little freedom. There are outliers, but
very few.
The one who is paying for the
dress or outfit should be given the required importance. But at the same time,
all should remember that it's her day, the bride's day for sure; her choices
matter; she needs to carry that outfit on that day with confidence.
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