1. Male elders or peers: Since ancient times, male elders have been chosen to send relatives, especially the bride's uncles. Therefore, when the bride gets married, both uncles will go to see her off. In some cases, uncles will also join the team to send their loved ones away. If the bride has brothers or cousins, these close brothers should also see the bride off on behalf of her family.
2. Bridesmaid: In the present wedding, the bridesmaid is always with the bride, so the bridesmaid will also be an important part of the farewell party.
3. Friends of the bride: In addition to male elders, male peers and bridesmaids, the bride's friends and sisters are also members of the farewell party. However, the bride's friends still have to arrange their own seeing her off.
Matters needing attention when seeing someone off at marriage:
1. Auntie doesn't send relatives: In many local customs, aunts and sisters-in-law don't send relatives. Because "Gu" and "Solitude" are homophones, and "Sister-in-law" and "Sweep" are homophones, so when the bride gets married, her aunt and sister-in-law should avoid them.
2. Determine the number of people to send the bride in advance: Before getting married, be sure to determine the number of people to send the bride so as to arrange the number and seats of the wedding car. In addition, we should also determine the specific personnel to see the bride off before marriage and inform them to see her off when she gets married.
3. It is very important to send elders: elders are very important when sending brides. He represents the image and authority of the bride's family. Generally, it is the uncle of the woman's direct line, and it is enough to look dignified and behave appropriately.