After her daughter gets married, during the eighth to fifteenth day of the first month of the summer calendar every year, her family will send lanterns to her daughter's house. In the first year, you must send a pair of big official lamps and a pair of glass lamps painted all around. If the daughter is pregnant, besides a pair of big palace lanterns, she should also send one or two small lanterns. Every pair of lamps should be equipped with candles, and there are as many candles as you want.

Give the newlyweds two lanterns to increase their luck, not only because "light" and "ding" are homophonic, but also because good things overlap, so the newlyweds must give even numbers of lanterns. Sending lanterns is to wish my daughter good luck after marriage, and sending lanterns is to wish her a safe pregnancy.

Hang lanterns, even numbers. In the first year of marriage, hang lanterns at the door to welcome the new year. You need to hang one on the left and right, and you can't hang an odd number, which means the married life of husband and wife.