Getting married is no different from getting married. Marriage in ancient times refers to the marriage of a princess, and later refers to the marriage of a woman. The ancient pavilion was a boudoir, and unmarried women lived in the attic, so married women were called "married".

After the above steps are completed, the bride can formally get married. Before becoming a bride, the bride's mother must comb her hair, usually three times. The first time represents wealth and worry-free, the second time represents illness and worry-free, and the third time represents many children, many blessings and long life.

"Marriage" in Ci Hai: Ge,. In ancient times, princesses were called married. Yuan Zhen's "Seven Princess System": "Although it is still fair, Tom has given it first, and the packet is justified." Later, it was a general term for women to get married.