I just back from my ex-colleague's Indian wedding..
By myfb2009
@myfb2009 (8296)
Malaysia
April 21, 2009 11:25pm CST



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@surya1pulpra (52)
• India
22 Apr 09
Where are you from? It seems you are not familar that there are different ways of wearing a saree as well as different types of saree. Indians wear saree not only during functions but some people wear only saree. My mother weras only saree even at home and I have to wear saree while I go to teach. Its good to look in but not comfortable to use it daily.
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@myfb2009 (8296)
• Malaysia
27 Apr 09
I am from Malaysia, an asian country..We have people of many kind of cultures and customs, living here. So, i had been used to see my indian neighbor wearing saree, especially the older generation ones. The younger generation, usually i saw they prefer to wear blouse and pants or skirts. Yeah, it's really not so comfort to wear it daily..
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@tutul0045 (2630)
• India
22 Apr 09
Hey,
Congrats for wearing a saree for the very first time. Its a shame that u dont have a pic of yrs in sari. I believe that women really look very beautiful in sarees.
Indian women a lot of them still wears saris in the occasions like wedding and all and it suits them perfectly.
I dont know where u from .. but yea iam sure u looked great in a sari. Though i must remind u that there r various type of saris. So dont forget to take yr camera next time. These moments r pricelss.
Cheers,
Tutul
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@myfb2009 (8296)
• Malaysia
27 Apr 09
Thanks for sharing your view about this matter. Yeah, i do saw majority of indian ladies in my area still wearing saree in their daily life. Actually, i do enjoyed my time during my colleague's wedding. But, just too rushing to reach at my colleague's home to practise wearing saree, makes both of me and my husband forgotten to bring the camera..Yes, it's indeed a priceless moments...

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