The name of Torreya grandis is very artistic, and often appears as a mascot in sacrifices, weddings and birthday celebrations, symbolizing auspiciousness, prosperity, wealth, longevity and harmony. In some places, the bride should dye torreya grandis red when she gets married, and then put it in a "fruit bag" with peanuts and popcorn. When she arrives at the groom's house, she will distribute the "fruit" to relatives, friends and neighbors.

Put a male branch and a female branch on the dowry lotus quilt to symbolize faithful love.

The bride and groom should face the guests and send the torreya grandis to each other's mouths, symbolizing that the newlyweds will remain young forever and have a baby early. "Torreya grandis" is also a homonym for "want to fly", which means that golden phoenix who flies here will settle down here.

Torreya grandis