[Answer] Where did the tradition of wearing a white wedding dress originate?

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...1. France 2. United Kingdom 3. Belgium 4. Germany

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United Kingdom - Historical weddings were no stranger to white, but it didn’t become a fad until the mid-19th century, when Queen Victoria wore her white silk and Honiton lace gown in her marriage to Prince Albert. At that time, the common dress for aristocratic weddings included rich colors, embroidered gold, and furs. Victoria defied tradition further by wearing a wreath of flowers in her hair instead of her crown. The public, at first, did not take to this simplicity kindly, but Victoria had her reasons. She knew her dress would be broadcast all over the globe, so by wearing the handmade lace from a local village, she was hoping to boost the declining industry. Since weddings were a display of wealth (and still are), by toning it down, the Queen meant to demonstrate good judgment and austerity. And finally, Victoria wanted her love between her and her new husband to be not one of royal obligation, but one of true love. In doing so, she set the tone for the White Wedding.:

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