The moth is a surprising insect. The finest silk bed sheet comes from the silkworms produced by the Bombyx mori moth. The moth cannot fly nor can it see. Its only job is to lay eggs. One moth will lay approximately 500 eggs over a 4-6 day period. Soon after that the moth dies. Those 500 eggs the Bombyx mori moth lays are very tiny, about as big as the point of a pin. They don't weigh much either, only about 5 grams or a little under 2 ounces. The silkworms from the Bombyx mori moth, which produces the finest and purest silk fabric, are fed a diet that consists only of chopped mulberry leaves. The silkworms are fed every half hour around the clock. No wonder they multiply their weight by 10,000 times in a month.

White does not represent purity anymore; however, the mothers may suggest their non-virginal girls wearing some shade of white bridal wedding dress even though the girls dislike the color. Is that right? Well, girls, pay attention, please. It depends on your complexion and your taste, not on your wedding location or whether you're a mother yourself. You and your mom should be aware that although white traditionally represented purity, these days it just symbolizes wedding joy, so you don't have to be "virginal" to wear a beach wedding dress. If you look great in pure white, wear pure white. Also keep in mind that you don't have to wear a shade of white or ivory informal wedding gowns if you dislike it or it's hard to find a good shade. Consider light pastel shades of pink, lavender, celadon, or robin's-egg blue. You have many choices as a bride; do not need to limit yourself in just white or shade. No limit for your wedding color, go ahead.