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although 'Global – beauty. Isalmic, Hindu, and Chinese brides traditionally wear red.'- this is common in south asian culture, including south asian muslims, but in islam, the colour white is preferred as it symbolises purity, and the prophet Muhammad (pbuh) recommended it. The rest is a matter of individual and social taste.
Again, I'd like to thank you on such a lovely tutorial.
I know that white wedding dresses did not become the norm in Europe until the Victorian Era when Queen Victoria wore white at her wedding in 1840. So this "tradition" is actually very new for most of Europe and the Americas.
I'm glad you liked the tutorial!