Yes, wedding candy is one of the six-color or twelve-color ceremonies in old-fashioned weddings. When the bride gets on the car (sedan chair) and the bride and groom enter the bridal chamber, they should sprinkle wedding candy to let everyone share the sweetness. Wedding candy in traditional weddings is divided into four varieties, which are called "four-color wedding candy", including rock candy, winter melon candy, orange candy and longan, symbolizing four distinct seasons, sweetness and longevity. Once upon a time, when couples got married, they always bought a lot of candy in bulk and distributed it to neighbors, villagers and guests to show their affection. Even in some places, it is a custom to sprinkle wedding candy along the way to carry the bride in and pave the way. These customs continue in many places. Gradually, people demand not only candy, but also a decent and affordable one. It is too wasteful to sprinkle sugar, which is not accepted by city people. So the custom of wrapping candy in plastic bags appeared.