Greece
Greece. A Greek bride typically wears a long white gown adorned with golden embroidery and a golden belt. The main feature of a Greek wedding attire is the crowns, bound together by a ribbon, which the priest places on the heads of the bride and groom just before the wedding ceremony. These crowns symbolize the unity of the newlyweds.
After the ceremony, the ribbon-bound crowns are replaced with beautiful wreaths made of green branches. Greek dresses in terms of style and design resemble some of the world’s princess wedding gowns.
