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Indian wedding attire?

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  • 19-03-2019 10:07pm
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    wendoi
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    Hi there - I’m off to a wedding in Bahrain and was looking for some advice on what to wear. It’s a 2 days and for the main ceremony I would like to wear traditional clothes - any idea where I can shop around Dublin or online?

    For the second day I was going to wear a dress that is not low cut and covers shoulders ( I am hoping that will suffice?)


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    Millem
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    wendoi wrote: »
    Hi there - I’m off to a wedding in Bahrain and was looking for some advice on what to wear. It’s a 2 days and for the main ceremony I would like to wear traditional clothes - any idea where I can shop around Dublin or online?

    For the second day I was going to wear a dress that is not low cut and covers shoulders ( I am hoping that will suffice?)

    There is a shop on clanbrassil street. Never been in it myself.


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    uck51js9zml2yt
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    Why are you looking for Indian clothes for a Bahraini wedding?


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    wendoi
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    Brittany White Headgear wrote: »
    Why are you looking for Indian clothes for a Bahraini wedding?

    The location is Bahrain but it is an Indian wedding 😊


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    wendoi
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    Millem wrote: »
    There is a shop on clanbrassil street. Never been in it myself.

    Super - thanks I’ll suss it out


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    coylemj
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    What's 'traditional' for one part of India may not be appropriate for another region, it's a very big country. I'd try to find out which part of India the bride and groom are from and advise the people in whatever shop you go to.


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    Enjoy, Indian weddings are bonkers


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    juke
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    Millem wrote: »
    There is a shop on clanbrassil street. Never been in it myself.

    Ammara - was featured on one of those wedding dress type shows on RTE or TV3, iirc

    https://www.facebook.com/ammaraboutique/


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