Traditional Chinese Wedding Custom (Guo Da Li) - Handmade

In ancient times, the "Guo Da Li" (formal betrothal gift exchange) was the most significant ceremony in betrothal, typically held 15 to 20 days before the wedding. The groom's family would select an auspicious date to deliver betrothal gifts and money to the bride's family. Today, "Guo Da Li" is seen as an engagement, a promise from the groom's family to the bride's, accompanied by gifts to express sincerity. Items for "Guo Da Li" usually include a pair of dragon and phoenix pastries, traditional cakes, betrothal money, and various gifts, all in even numbers symbolizing togetherness. Traditional wedding cakes are an indispensable part of "Guo Da Li," and the custom of distributing them to relatives and friends after the wedding has endured. To this day, Chinese-style wedding cakes remain a highlight of "Guo Da Li," with enthusiasts even opting for cake vouchers sent with wedding invitations. Also essential is the pair of dragon and phoenix pastries, a must-have gift for "Guo Da Li," prepared by the groom. One set is for his own family, and another is presented to the bride's family, primarily for the hair-combing ceremony and ancestral worship, wishing the couple... **A Talented Couple** (Currently only one design available) Small Size: (LxWxH) 9.5x9.5x10cm Contents: Contents vary by size and design. Photos are for reference only. ~Wedding Fan: Symbolizing "tying the knot of good fortune," it keeps blessings within the bride's maternal home or carries good luck to the groom's family. ~Coconuts: Representing "having grandfathers (coconut sound similar to 'grandfather') and sons." ~Bride's Gift Bag: Presented during "Guo Da Li" and distributed by the bride's family to relatives and friends, symbolizing a sweet marriage and family prosperity. ~Betrothal Gift Bag: Wishing for numerous descendants, it also signifies completeness, abundance, and continuous prosperity. ~Gift Box (for Betrothal Money) Origin/Manufacturing Method Handmade in Hong Kong