Before getting off the sedan chair, the groom should draw a bow and shoot three red arrows at the sedan door to drive away the evil spirits that the bride may encounter along the way. Since the Southern Song Dynasty, sedan chairs have become the core part of traditional weddings. There are two kinds of lifts: four-person lift and eight-person lift. There are also dragon sedan chairs and phoenix sedan chairs. The sedan chair is covered with a red curtain, with dragons and phoenixes inserted on it and silk ears hanging at the four corners. Rich people get married in five sedan chairs, three sedan chairs, one for their wife on the way to marriage, and the other two for the young man who pressed the sedan chair. When the bride comes back, the bride, the wedding and the farewell each take a ride; There are two other blue (or green) sedan chairs, which are covered with blue woolen cloth and inserted with copper coins. The groom and the best man each take one.

Flag gong umbrella fan: in the wedding procession, in front of the sedan chair. Let the whole wedding ceremony be vivid and spectacular.

Firecrackers: the wedding car should set off firecrackers all the way to celebrate.

Brazier: a pot of fire placed at the door for the bride to pass through, indicating that the wedding day is booming.

People who marry women, rich or poor, are very particular about their wedding clothes. They wear red coats, embroidered shoes, fringed ribbons around their waists, embroidered colored skirts, "rockhoppers" woven with ornaments such as pompoms, pearls and jade pendants, and tapestries embroidered with auspicious patterns on their shoulders.

Hijab: In ancient times, the bride covered her head with red cloth when wearing a crowned robe to hide shame and ward off evil spirits. Red is auspicious. The groom will lift the veil when he enters the bridal chamber.

Ground scale: After entering the bridal chamber, the groom takes off the bride's red hijab with a scale, which means "perfection".

"Saddle" and "An" are simultaneous, meaning long-term "peace". More on the threshold of the bridal chamber, let the bride cross, indicating that the bride crosses the saddle and is safe all her life. The bride's front foot steps into the threshold, and before her back foot falls, she needs a "blessed man" with parents and children to unload the saddle, which is just in line with the meaning that "a brave man doesn't marry two husbands, and a good horse doesn't deserve two saddles".

In the hospital, the magnifying bucket, ruler, scissors, mirror, abacus and scale on the table are called "six certificates". It means "six certificates", knowing how much food, cloth, clothes, looks, hukou, things and so on are available at home. Folks say that only "three media and six certificates" can explain that the wedding is reasonable and legal. On auspicious occasions, a wedding will be held, commonly known as "worshipping heaven and earth", presided over by the master of ceremonies. One worships heaven and earth, the other worships ancestors, the third worships Gaotang, and finally the husband and wife pay homage.