他说他穿白婚纱嫁我她说她穿白西服娶我
[tā shuō tā chuān bái hūn shā jià wŏ tā shuō tā chuān bái xī fú qŭ wŏ]
In this scenario, 'he' agrees to marry me dressed in a white wedding dress, while 'she' agrees to marry me dressed in a white tuxedo, challenging traditional gender roles. This signifies a mutual commitment where either partners take traditionally opposite parts during matrimony ceremonies.