Sean John knew all about the customs of the island nation. Weddings were the grandest events. It was tradition for the mother of the groom to provide the bridal clothing. This bridal dress has cultural and religious symbolism, containing meaningful patterns and material. It is, ideally, the very same dress used by the groom's mother on her wedding day. Thus, it was generally a point of pride for these people to keep this trousseau ironed, starched, sealed in a clothier bag, and locked away in a closet for years.
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