A quarter of brides are keen on keeping their maiden names in some form after their marriage, a new survey has revealed.
The poll was conducted by online wedding directory WeddingDays.co.uk on 200 brides-to-be, who were questioned about their attitudes on Big Day traditions like wearing white, taking their husband's last name, and having their father give them away, the Huffington Post reported.
It was found that 9 percent of the brides admitted to wear a dress in a colour other than white.
Around 76 percent of respondents still want to be walked down the aisle by their father.
Elki Parmar of Wedding Days said in a press release that many of the women they spoke to thought that changing their last name after marriage to their husbands' conformed to a patriarchal ideology and didn't want to feel they were giving up their own identity for their husbands.