The marriage custom in China has a history of thousands of years, and people still attach great importance to it today. People in every place will hold weddings according to local customs, mainly for good luck. So what's so particular about the bride's dress in the wedding custom? Is there any taboo that can't be violated? Share it with everyone.

What are the taboos of the wedding bride's dress?

1. Clothes on the wedding day can't have pockets. If the clothes have pockets, it symbolizes robbing the family's wealth. Bad luck. So be sure to pay special attention when choosing.

2. There should be no unlucky patterns on clothes, but it should be noted that although lotus flowers and pomegranates belong to raw flowers, it is not taboo to embroider these two patterns on the clothes of newcomers, because these two flowers have beautiful signs of daughters getting married, being sincere to their husbands, and having a full house of children and grandchildren.

In fact, the color of the wedding bride's clothes is generally not particularly particular. Wedding dresses are basically white, cheongsam is red, and toasting clothes are usually cheongsam. The color of cheongsam can be red, silver or champagne.

What are the taboos on the bride's wedding day?

1. There is a custom of crying in some places. People believe that the more a bride cries, the less she will cry.

2. When you enter the man's house on the wedding day, if there is a threshold, you must cross it and never step on it.

3, the bride should be careful not to step on the groom's shoes, there will be shame.

On the day of visiting parents, newlyweds must leave their parents' home before sunset, and they must never spend the night at their parents' home. In case you can't go home for special reasons, the husband and wife should sleep separately to avoid bumping into their parents' house and making them unlucky.

On the wedding day, when the bride goes out, the aunt should avoid seeing her off, because "aunt" is homophonic with "orphan" and "sister-in-law" is homophonic with "sweep", which is unlucky.

On the wedding day, both the bride and groom should remember not to fan, because "fan" and "three" are homophonic and mean to break up. Marriage is a long-term lifelong event. If this means breaking up on the wedding day, it's too unlucky. So on the wedding day, even if the weather is hot, you can't fan the wind with a fan.