Korean traditional wedding customs

The tribute ceremony was held in the main hall of the husband's family. The bride and groom greet each other first and then salute the man's parents. The man and mother will grab eight treasures such as red dates, longan, peanuts and chestnuts from the mahogany lacquer tray and scatter them in the bride's arms. The bride will pick them up with the front of Hanbok. The more she picks up, the sooner she can have a baby and be happy.

2. Respect your mother.

In Korea, mothers have always been respected on their wedding day. In addition to kneeling in the morning to thank the mother for her parenting, the mother will also play a major role on the wedding day. The man's mother wears green hanbok, the woman's mother wears red or pink hanbok, and the two mothers hold candles on the stage, which symbolizes the continuation of hope.

3. "Dong Chuang Li"

It's not easy to pick up a Korean bride. The groom must be severely tossed at home to succeed. Relatives of the bride will hang dried squid on the groom's face, let him touch it and walk to the bride's room; Ask the groom some questions that are difficult to answer. Once you can't answer them, tie your feet with bamboo poles and beat the soles of your feet until your mother-in-law comes out to "persuade"-this is an essential "bed ceremony".

Step 4 dress

The bride's dress is usually a red silk dress, lined with a wide blue cloth and embroidered with a wide gold belt. The bride covered her face under her eyes with a wide robe and big sleeves and walked slowly to her husband's house, with white satin printed on her feet. If the groom is a soldier, he will wear a military uniform and walk on the wedding stage before the ceremonial ceremony set up by his comrades with bayonets.

5. Block the mother-in-law's mouth

After returning from their honeymoon, the couple stayed at their parents' home for one night and returned to their parents' home the next day with snacks prepared by their parents. The dessert box must contain chestnuts and caramel, which means that the mother-in-law is busy peeling chestnuts, so as not to cause trouble. Stick her mouth when eating caramel, and don't talk too much.

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