What Are The 7 Main Benefits Of Auspicious Weddings

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The procedures of an ancient Chinese marriage are captured within the phrase "Three (3) Letters and Six (6) Etiquettes".

The 3 Letters will be the engagement letter, the delivery of gifts letter and the taking of the bride letter.

In ancient times, if a man is thinking about a woman, he will engage a middlemen (a middle-women actually) to explore the possibility and if appropriate to convey his intentions to the woman's family. In the event the woman's family finds him acceptable, they are going to notify him and he may make the official proposal by delivering the formal letter of engagement upon an auspicious date.

At this stage the women's family can still say no to the proposal. While you would expect you will find still a great deal of things to sort out and to negotiate over.

Should the proposal is accepted, the next phase is to deliver wedding gifts to the woman's family. These wedding gifts which are normally expensive are accompanied through the 'Delivery of Gift' letter which is essentially a number of items and quantity much like a delivery order! By signing this letter and taking delivery of the gifts, it signifies the women's family acceptance of the marriage.

The itemized 'Delivery of Gift' letter is also a safeguard against pilferage by the delivery team!

The third letter is called the 'Taking the Bride' Letter because it is the letter that the groom produces when he arrives at the bride's home on the wedding day. Upon acceptance of the letter, the bride is deemed to have joined the groom and become a member of the groom's family.

It's not surprising why the bride mothers weep uncontrollably on wedding days. It is like losing a daughter!

It refers to the six main procedures within an ancient Chinese marriage. It includes the official proposal, the checking of Ba Zi (compatibility using a system of Chinese Astrology), selection of auspicious date for wedding date for the wedding, delivery of gifts, confirmation of wedding dates and lastly the wedding itself.

After the man has set his eyes on the girl, he sends an official proposal to the woman's family. After the proposal is accepted, he will seek the services of an astrologer to find out whenever they are compatible. Research can even be done to be certain that there isn't any blood relationship between them. At this stage the engagement can be called off whenever they are not compatible or maybe if their blood line are somewhat connected.