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Basic Trope: An Uke wears a white tux when he marries his Seme

• Played Straight: Alex and Bob are getting married. Bob wears a white tux with tails, and Alex wears a regular black tuxedo.
• Exaggerated: Bob actually wears a dress and veil.
• Inverted:
  • Alex and Bob both wear regular black tuxes.
  • Alice and Betty get married; Alice in a tuxedo and Betty in a white gown.
  • Or Alice wore a black gown instead of a tuxedo.
  • Alice and Bob get married; Bob in a tuxedo and Alice in a white gown.
  • Alice and Bob get married; Alice in a tuxedo and Bob in a white gown.
  • Alex and Bob get married. Bob wears black and Alex wears white.
  • Bob wears a black suit and Alex wears a white dress.
• Justified:
  • Alex and Bob follow a traditional dynamic in their relationship, with Alex taking a dominant role and Bob taking a submissive one.
  • Alex and Bob don't follow a traditional seme-uke dynamic, but are joking around.
• Subverted:
  • Alex and Bob's ceremony has them both wearing matching black tuxes.
  • Alex and Bob both wear white tuxes.
• Double Subverted: But Bob carries and tosses a bouquet.
  • But Bob's tux has tails (a logical Spear Counterpart to the train on a bride's dress), and Alex's tux does not.
• Deconstructed:
• Reconstructed:
• Parodied:
  • See "Exaggerated"
  • Bob tosses a bouquet to his single friends.
• Lampshaded: "I now pronounce you Seme and Uke. You may kiss the...uh...gride."
• Averted:
  • Alex and Bob wear the same tuxedo or suit.
  • Alex and Bob don't marry in-series.
• Enforced: A Yaoi Fangirl writes a Fan Fiction about her OTP, and follows a traditional Seme and Uke dynamic.
• Invoked: See "Justified"
• Defied: Alex and Bob don't do the Seme-Uke thing, and don't want people to think they do, so they wear matching tuxes or suits.
• Discussed: "I wonder...if two men got married, would one of them wear a white tux with tails?"
• Conversed: "I dunno...I suppose it depends on the couple."
• Played For Laughs: Almost always is.
• Played For Drama: Bob is being forced to wear an outfit that reflects a submissive role by a controlling Seme.

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