In ancient China, there was a saying of "Six Rites", and now some areas also have this custom. Six gifts are receiving gifts, asking names, receiving gifts, collecting taxes, inviting dates and welcoming guests.
In fact, the wedding customs agreed by people in various regions are not completely restricted by these six kinds of gifts. It simplifies the process of blind date and engagement, such as the date of invitation (wedding date agreement) merged into Najib (gift engagement).
But more attention is paid to the ritual process of tying the knot (the bride and groom drink a glass of wine), making trouble in the bridal chamber and "returning to the door" after marriage.
Marriage in China:
In ancient China, marriage was regarded as the most important thing of "combining the interests of two surnames, serving the temple and inheriting the future generations". Traditional marriage etiquette is one of the most solemn and enthusiastic ceremonies in China folk customs.
Traditional marriage etiquette began to form a complete "six rites" from the Zhou Dynasty. These "six gifts" are: receiving gifts, asking names, receiving gifts, inviting guests, and welcoming relatives.
Nace:
It was the man who asked the matchmaker to propose to the woman, indicating that he wanted to marry her. The traditional marriage is arranged marriage, and young men and women have no autonomy in their own marriage. At marriageable age, the man's parents invited the matchmaker to propose marriage to the woman's house. Na Cai should bring gifts.