Dowry is the wedding supplies or property prepared by a woman's family for her daughter when she gets married. The dowry refers to the sum of money and gifts given by the man to the woman after reaching a preliminary agreement on the engagement, collectively known as the dowry. Our country's laws do not provide legal definitions for "dowry" and "dowries". But it is generally believed that dowry refers to the total amount of money and property that the bride brings to the groom. The dowry refers to a certain amount of property given by the man to the woman (family) before marriage.
The difference between wedding dowry and dowry
Besides their conceptual differences, wedding dowries and dowries are also different in terms of the giver and the items given.
1. The difference between providers
Marriage dowry refers to the money or items given by the groom to the bride, while dowry refers to the items or money brought from the bride's family to the groom's house on the day of her marriage.
2. The difference between what is given
The dowry includes cars, household appliances, cash or bank cards, as well as some daily necessities for the bride. If the bride's family background is relatively good, she may also use a house as a dowry. The most common types of dowry for marriage are gift money, cars, houses, hardware, or three types of gold. The man can decide how much dowry to give to the woman based on his actual situation, and both parties can negotiate together.