More inspiration for girls that love color and to cover;
The lime one is just lovely! Which one is your fave???
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The Hijablog · Muslim girl with a passion for veiled fashion!
I like the pinkish one it reminds me of my own wedding dress masha`Allaah
I love the peach one!
I have to admit… I was sad when I chose my wedding dress because there were no colorful dresses available within my budget ~ and that’s because white wedding gowns are the cultural norm in my society! The colored gowns were considered more of a custom luxury so I couldn’t afford them. If only I had taken a look at Islamic wedding clothes!!!!
I like all three of them, but the pink one is my favourite! I especially love the bridal veil, which is so typical to the Malaysian wedding dress.
Very beautiful wedding dresses – although I will confess – I’m more acustom to “the white wedding dress” as it’s what I’m culturally used to. They don’t particularly say “wedding dress” to me – although in the context of Maylaisa or India (even China or Korea) – yes – I can see that they would be wedding dresses. In the far east – white is what you bury the dead in! So, yes – I can certainly see them as wedding dresses in that context. I can also see something like this too a a very formal “black tie” event. Either way – I love them – think they are very beautiful!
LOVELY TO WEAR FOR ANY FUNCTION
Slmz
I’m getting Married in a short while insha Allah and I need a pretty, elegant style of hijaab to wear on my wedding day. I wear hijaab everyday so I want a scarf style that really looks bridal and different but still covers my hair. Does anyone know of a website that I can check on?
Hi Sister
Chck Wegdan Hamza site, Located In Cairo Heliopolis, the lady is selling by email bridal hijabs also, the style is lovely, google and check urself
Mabrook for ur wedding % may u be happy ISA