In the Qing dynasty, four saddled horses, ten pairs of armor, one hundred pieces of satin and two hundred pieces of cloth were given as gifts for the emperor's wedding. Shunzhi Chao has 1 gold teapot (teapot for drinking milk tea, also known as multi-wood pot among the people) and two silver pots. The ceremony of accepting talents was followed by the banquet of accepting talents.
The reception of the Qing emperor's wedding changed the relationship between host and guest. It was not the queen's parents who gave a banquet for the envoys sent by the emperor, but the emperor sent ministers to represent him and give the banquet to the queen's parents. The wedding ceremony is the climax of the emperor's wedding. Only through this ceremony can the two sides establish the relationship between husband and wife.
Its procedures include the ceremony of welcoming and tying the knot, as well as the custom of sitting on the account and crossing the brazier saddle. The phoenix used by the Qing emperor to marry the queen is not a red sedan chair like the people, but a bright yellow sedan chair dedicated to the emperor, with no word "hi" on it. When the queen enters the palace by phoenix, she must put the word "dragon" in the phoenix in advance.
The queen wore a red silk veil embroidered with dragons and phoenixes on her head. When Feng entered the palace, she held the golden double happiness "Ruyi" in one hand and the apple in the other, which was homophonic, safe and happy. It was only at Ganqingmen that the emperor's "home" was reached, so the queen got off the sedan chair at the steps of Ganqinggong Palace and handed over her wishful thinking and apples.
You have to cross the brazier with a gold vase in your arms before you can enter the temple. When you get to the bridal chamber, you have to cross the saddle before you can get married. In the wedding ceremony, it is the wedding ceremony that truly represents men and women becoming husband and wife. Wedding ceremony is the source of modern toast. The wedding ceremony of the Qing emperor was not established at the beginning.
When Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty married Ye He, he only led Baylor to marry the bride and held a big banquet. There was no fixed ceremony. After the establishment of Emperor Taizong of Qing Dynasty, only one ceremony was held, but the wedding of the emperor was not decided. In the eighth year of Shunzhi, the ancestors of the Qing Dynasty got married, and then the Emperor Hou Yi was established.