English books about Chinese weddings

Nowadays, Chinese traditional weddings are becoming more and more popular, and many foreign friends are also interested in our traditional weddings. English books about Chinese weddings teach you how to introduce traditional weddings in China in English. An English book on Chinese weddings (with translation)

Red is the custom of Chinese weddings.

Chinese wedding is a very special occasion, with bright red colors everywhere-tablecloths, gifts, dresses, ribbons and so on. That's because red represents happiness and prosperity. There are many customs in China, but today many brides influenced by the West prefer to follow more modern traditions, such as wearing a white wedding dress instead of a red one.

There are many activities on the morning of the wedding day. These houses are carefully decorated-you guessed it-in red! The groom and the usher drive the decorated car to the bride's house so that they can escort the bride to her new home. When the groom and the usher arrive, the bridesmaids greet them and ask the groom some sometimes personal questions before being invited into the bride's house. Sometimes the bride's maid will ask the groom to sing or dance. All this is interesting. At home, the bride and groom formally offer tea to the bride's relatives in return for gifts. The wedding team and the bride and groom drive to the groom's house together. The bride and groom formally offer tea to the groom's parents in return for the gift.

Most of the traditional ceremonies in China involve close relatives and friends, which is not a high-profile event. Including offering sacrifices to heaven, land and ancestors. The wedding banquet is the highlight of Chinese weddings, and the banquet is considered to be extremely symbolic. The bride and groom in China must always be vigilant during the whole wedding reception. The wedding party played a lot of tricks on the couple-just for fun!

There are other China traditions today. Some include writing three letters and six etiquette, arranging a lucky person to comb the hair of the bride and groom, and preparing red silk sheets on the bride's bed.

Translation:

Red is the custom of Chinese weddings.

China's wedding is a very special day, full of bright red tablecloths, human feelings, clothes, ribbons and so on. This is because red represents happiness and prosperity. There are many customs in China, but today, many brides prefer western modern traditions, such as wearing a white wedding dress instead of a red one.

There were many activities on the morning of the wedding. Well-decorated home, guess it's red! The groom will drive the decorated car to the bride's house, and they can escort the bride to her new home. When the bride and groom arrived, they were welcomed. Before being invited to the bride's house, the groom will be asked a series of personal questions. Sometimes bridesmaids ask the groom to sing or dance. All this is interesting. Once at home, the bride and groom formally offer tea to the bride's relatives in exchange for gifts. The bride and groom attend the wedding and then drive to the groom's house. The bride and groom formally offer tea to the groom's parents in exchange for gifts.

The traditional China ceremony includes most relatives and friends, which is not a high-profile event. Including the groom who worships heaven, land and ancestors. The wedding banquet is the highlight of Chinese weddings, and the banquet is considered to be extremely symbolic. At the wedding reception, the bride and groom in China must stand. At the wedding reception, there are many "tricks" to deal with the newcomers, once again just for fun!

Today, the tradition in China continues. Some people, including three faiths and six gifts, arrange an auspicious person to comb the hair of the bride and groom and prepare red silk sheets on the bride's bed.