The third and final bow will be to each other, representing their eternal love for each other.
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The next bow will be to their parents, to thank them for their everlasting love and care. The first bow would be to the heavens and earth, as a gesture of respect to the gods and their ancestors. His sincerity to marry her (as well as a thick stack of red packets) will carry him through the walkways of her home and into her room, where he will unveil her and give her a kiss.ĭouglas Fun Photography - Edwin & Melissa 3) Leaving the bride’s home, 出阁 ( chu ge)īefore leaving the bride's home and commencing the next series of events, the couple has to bow three times. Yes, the games, as grueling and difficult as they may seem, is a representation of the groom’s earnest determination and dedication to his beloved bride. Challenged by the bridesmaids (also known as her jiemei), the groom and his squad has to overcome several games and almost-impossible obstacles before getting the chance to enter the bride’s home. Natalie Wong Photography - Mitch & JoannaĪntelope Studios - Darren & Samantha 2) GatecrashingĪs soon as he reaches the bride’s home, the gatecrashing will commence. Upon arrival, the bride’s younger brother (otherwise younger male relative) will open the car door and give him a pair of oranges (symbolizing good fortune), to which the groom has to reciprocate with a red packet.
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After that, the groom will leave his home with 12 oranges as well as a red packet, which will be given to his parents-in-law as a symbol of gratitude for bringing up their daughter well. In the early morning of an auspicious date, i.e., your actual wedding day, before the groom sets off with his band of brothers (also known as his xiongdi) to fetch his bride, he has to pray to his ancestors. Read on to find out what you need to prepare for these events! 1) Fetching the bride, 迎亲 ( ying qin) From fetching the bride to the grand Chinese wedding banquet, these practices have endured for generations. In part 2 of our definitive guide of Chinese wedding traditions, we will be sharing the traditions that have been cultivated throughout generations on the actual wedding day.