![[NETIZENBUZZ] FOREIGNERS ARE HAVING A HARD TIME UNDERSTANDING JENNIE’S WEDDING GUEST LOOK](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEhg2IUzw6Oeo9dbzv9aBGFpnpCyZJGdfvNv-LuRa14-5HJ5PCFWR0-cnY58w9uz9fsP_zfX-2HMZq9YYYzFSjAdvlRHEM9SyTTE30yZ_0RA6gESlYDK2ZSAy9p49C692t4SQ3mMfBn6rufHhQ4F-JFbWT--mNZGvzIIgYI4jioal2Z1kOjHEbxpMydoV0D3=w1200-h630-p-k-no-nu "[NETIZENBUZZ] FOREIGNERS ARE HAVING A HARD TIME UNDERSTANDING JENNIE’S WEDDING GUEST LOOK")
Is this a cultural difference? Isn’t it considered polite to wear black and white so you don’t outshine the bride and groom?
It’s shocking to hear people say it looks like a funeral
post response:
[+116][-27]
1. [+121, -9]
I’m not really into all-black outfits either, but I think Jennie dressed appropriately and looked elegant. Also, some foreigners making such a fuss is really off-putting. Every country has its own unique wedding culture, so they should be more respectful of that
2. [+98, -7]
Why don’t you just respect the culture?.. That’s respecting the bride
3. [+70, -4]
They are making such a big deal out of it
4. [+66, 0]
Going to a wedding is also a kind of business for Koreans, so ㅋㅋ
5. [+45, -64]
Koreans especially care about others’ opinions way too much. They don’t know how to have fun and you can see it clearly from our wedding culture