Wedding Traditions in Asia

Incorporating ethnic traditions in your marriage, you can create a more intimate environment for you and your family.

While we most associate the color white with wedding in this country, the color red is the color of weddings in China. Red is the color of luck, and it is logical that it is such an important color for weddings. You can wear the color red in a number of ways, such as tablecloths, candles, napkins and other decorations. You can change in a red dress during the wedding reception. You can choose wedding flowers red, or your bridesmaids can wear a red dress. You can create a Chinese feel no red robe in a traditional Chinese dress. White is not a color used in traditional Chinese weddings. White used at funerals to avoid white on your invitations, decorations or wedding dresses. Do not use red ink on white paper, because white signifies death and is used at funerals. Gold on red paper or cream colored paper works well.

Chinese couples honor their fathers with the tea ceremony. This is not just a beautiful ceremony, but it could be very informative and entertaining guests.

the hands of another Indian tradition and Asian bride and groom walk dyed with henna. The tradition is usually to run a professional henna. Hands and feet with henna stains the skin a couple of weeks.

Japanese weddings are a ritual of love. It is also known as the tradition of exchanging love. This ritual is to build a strong bond between families. The ritual of love may be part of the wedding ceremony or wedding reception. cups of love can make great wedding favors for a wedding ceremony in Japan.

There is no law that has an ethnic wedding, but you can add a photo of your big day.