AND again is Missing Greece, Italia etc

I'm Norwegian, and this is a little misleading. Most brides wear the usual white dresses. But wedding guests often wear our traditional dresses, and they vary greatly in different parts of the country. And IF a bride wears a traditional dress, called "bunad", the groom also often wears the male "bunad". :)

Very-very nice !

#14 I doubt that's South Korea. That's not Korean traditional clothing and the temple is full of Chinese lettering.

I like the traditional Nike Sportsshoes on the mans outfit.

You mean traditional for people with money. I'm more than sure that there are many in all countries mentioned who marry in the only clothes they own.

Do not get married, it is a trap which slowly suck the life out of you and make you an empty husk. Stay single, be a legend.

#4
That's a "gakti", it's sort of an "all-round" piece of clothing and not only for weddings. It is (was) worn on most any occasion from herding reindeer to, well, weddings. Nowadays it's mostly used as an alternative form of formal wear
#15
The female is wearing a "bunad" (specifically a Nordlandsbunad) , also an alternative form of formal wear, not really something a bride would wear, the fuggboi is wearing something he picked up at a landfill.
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Some look like rug and old curtain.

#6 was not indian ... and not real also. models posing with altered version of ethnic clothing. saree and dhothi is original.