Wedding attire in Kamocsa from the 1900s

The interesting thing about the civil dress of women and men at weddings in Kamocsa is that the many surviving photographs prove that the bride swore in a black dress and a parta made of black flowers on her head (Kamocsán fíkető), which she wore even as a young woman when she went to church on major holidays. The parta was replaced by a headscarf on the occasion of the first mourning that befell the family. The bridal dress shown in the picture was made by seamstress Erzsébet Zajíček based on a photograph taken by Eszter Soóki Józsefné Soóky in 1900, and the headdress is the work of florist Ilona Kovácsné Beke. ; ;