Pay attention to the marriage of modern Manchu girls

On the wedding day, the groom went to the bride's house accompanied by his elders. After kowtowing to your father-in-law, you can marry the bride and go home. The suona was played all the way, and the drums were loud, and the Xi sedan chair was carried outside the bridal chamber. Before entering the bridal chamber, put a brazier under the ground. The bride's wedding sedan chair passes through the brazier, which is said to ward off evil spirits.

The groom arrived at the door of the new house, and the groom shot three arrows at the door of the new house, commonly known as shooting the bride with arrows. After the bride got off the sedan chair, someone put a red silk vase (commonly known as Aquarius) with lines in it. Then put a saddle on the threshold for the bride to cross.

When the bride sits firmly on the bed, the groom can take the cover off the girl's head. At this time, the bride and groom sit side by side on the new bed according to the position of male left and female right, and hold a ceremony of sitting accounts: the elderly woman presses the groom's right skirt on the bride's left skirt, and then the bride and groom raise a glass and drink half-baked pasta to show the intention of having children.

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Matters needing attention for Manchu girls to get married:

? A married man must have a charcoal stove, saddle, bow and arrow, rice bucket and so on. The bride's sedan chair came back and carried it into the house. If the door is too small to get into the sedan chair, the sedan chair should be closed at the door and sit down from north to south. There are "Lady Wedding" and "Lady Wedding" waiting on both sides of the sedan chair. As soon as the sedan chair door opened, the bride was asked to stretch out her hands to pick up "a bag of gold" and "a bag of silver" given to her by the two ladies, and then the two ladies helped the bride out of the sedan chair, straddled the saddle, worshipped the rice bucket and entered the new house on the red carpet.

Baidu encyclopedia-Manchu marriage customs

Guangdong Provincial People's Government-Manchu Marriage Customs