Where did the wedding dress originate?

Wedding photos are said to have originated in Japan. In the late Meiji period, a large number of Japanese went to the United States and other places to "cut in line". Most of these people are strong bachelors. At that time, the Meiji government banned Japanese from marrying westerners, so these bachelors could only take photos with their friends in their hometown through letters. The woman is often eager to climb this overseas marriage, so it has gradually become a trend to let the blind date photos highlight the advantages and cover up the shortcomings as much as possible. This peculiar marriage is called "photo marriage" in history. In the west, the dress that the bride wears with the hem sweeping the floor was originally a Catholic dress. Because some countries in ancient Europe were countries where the Orthodox Church and the Orthodox Church merged, people had to go to church to receive prayers and blessings from priests or priests in order to be considered as formal and legal marriages. Therefore, the bride puts on a dress to show her sincerity and purity to God. So, when did the wedding dress originate and who invented it? The wedding ceremony of the wedding dress and the dress worn by the bride at the wedding reception. Wedding dress can refer to the dress accessories worn on the body, or it can include the veil and the bouquet. The color of the wedding dress. Style is determined by various factors, including culture, religion and fashion trends. The wedding dress comes from the west. It's different from the traditional skirts and gowns with red as the main color in China.