evidence: Female guests should respect religious and cultural traditions at a Muslim wedding by dressing modestly and tastefully. Traditional Islamic attire for women is about covering up elegantly with longer, flowy gowns or abayas – usually with an added headscarf known as a Hijab. [...] Modern Muslim wedding attire for female guests has evolved to encompass a range of stunning designs, including embellished gowns, saris, and lehengas. [...] In Asia, for example, modern brides often choose Saris with bold colors and intricate embroidery – or vibrant Shalwar Kameez with ruffled detailing. From statement neckpieces to richly embroidered dupattas (traditional Indian shawls), brides have no shortage of options when it comes to customizing these beautiful outfits according to personal preference and cultural background; some may even opt for an updated version of Abaya wraps in jewel tones for a touch of glamour that still maintains modesty standards.