The stamp also shows the traditional wedding costumes of the four main ethnic races of Singapore, a multiracial nation - the Chinese, Malay, Indian and Eurasian. The Chinese wedding costumes feature the "lucky" color: red. Brides traditionally wear clothing embroidered with golden phoenixes, peonies and chrysanthemums; flowers symbolizing wealth and good fortune. The groom's outfit is a black silk coat worn over a robe of dark blue. Malay wedding costumes show a regal touch. Considered royalty for the day, the couple's attire is elaborate and glittery, adorned with abundant wedding jewellery. Indian wedding costumes also feature red in all hues as the color of happiness and prosperity. Especially in Tamil weddings, the bride wears red and gold at the main ceremony. The bridegroom usually wears white. His shirt is embroidered with golden threads and worn over white pants or skirts. The Eurasian wedding costumes reflect the mix of two cultures: European and Asian. Their wedding attire primarily comprises white representing purity and the bride carries a bouquet of flowers at the ceremony.