1. The day before the wedding, the bride's family usually sends the dowry to the man's family. At this time, the man's elders will give each person a red envelope as a reward. It should also be noted that some places have the habit of "pressing dowry", so the red envelopes for boys who are "dowry" are bigger.

On the wedding day, when the wedding team arrives at the woman's house, the woman's house should give red envelopes to all the people who attended the wedding except the groom to show their welcome and sympathy.

Before the wedding reception, when the bride gives the guests a "tea gift", the guests should put the "red envelope" prepared in advance into the bowl to show their congratulations to the bride and groom.

4. The "red envelope" given at the wedding, regardless of the amount, should generally be an even number, and avoid giving a singular number, which is generally 666 or 888.

Put all the dowry in boxes and boxes, hire someone to carry it, and the groom's brother will escort it to the man's house. According to Li Jiarui's "Beiping Western Merchants", "The day before yesterday, the woman invited four male guests, six or eight male guests sent makeup, and the man also invited people to meet makeup. I have counted the things I want to bring, and the middle one, Thai Half, is 24. "