Unlike most Western countries, most Eastern countries use “Red” as the wedding dress color because it symbolizes luck and happiness. Yet, the wedding dress designs are entirely different between countries. Brides in India wear a “Lehenga,” which is made up of three pieces: a top, a skirt, and a dupatta. The top is called choli, a cropped blouse top. The skirt, Lehenga, is also the outfit’s highlight. The skirt is made from a long fabric in lightweight silk or cotton and turned into a skirt by draping around the body. It is always decorated with intricate embroidery and embellishments, such as sequins, beads, and stones. Therefore, the more complicated the decoration, the higher your family’s social status. Yet, the heavier the dress you wear. The dupatta, the multipurpose scarf drapes over the head or shoulders; Vietnamese brides wear “Ao Dai,” which consists of two parts: the Ao Dai and the pants. Ao Dai is a top split from the waist into two flowing pieces split, and it is always made with silk in a high collar and long sleeves design. People must therefore wear pants underneath their Ao Dai. Similar to some Western wedding dress designs, it always includes embroidery, beading, and lace details to add a sense of glamor and sophistication.