What does it mean to get married and send lacquerware?

Giving lacquerware at wedding is one of the traditional wedding customs in China, which represents auspiciousness and happiness. Lacquerware has a long history in China traditional culture and is regarded as a precious handicraft. The painting process is tedious and time-consuming, so it is endowed with auspicious and beautiful meanings.

The surface of lacquerware is often painted with auspicious patterns, such as lotus, mandarin duck and peony. These patterns represent beautiful meanings. The colors of lacquerware are usually red, black and gold. Red symbolizes happiness and jubilation, black symbolizes long-term happiness for newlyweds, and gold symbolizes wealth.

Sending lacquerware is to wish the newlyweds a happy marriage and hope that they will join hands for life and meet a happy future. Lacquer gifts also reflect the wishes for the newlyweds and their expectations for marriage, and also convey their good wishes for happiness.

In a word, the wedding lacquerware represents the blessing and beautiful expectation for the newly married couple's marriage, hoping that their marriage will be long and happy.