Nativity and marriage are both traditional wedding customs in ancient times, but they still have slight differences.
Na Cai: An ancient Han marriage custom that was popular in many parts of the country and was the first of the six wedding rituals. If the man wants to marry the woman, the man's family needs to send a matchmaker to the woman's family to propose and give gifts. After receiving approval, please ask the matchmaker to formally accept the gift of selection from the female family. In the Chinese almanac, 'na cai' means suitable for proposing marriage.
After initial discussion, if the woman is interested, the man will send a matchmaker to formally propose to the woman's family and bring a certain gift, hence the name. The gift of Gu Na Cai Li is only geese. Natsumi is the beginning of the entire marriage process. In later generations, the ritual of accepting gifts was basically based on the Zhou system, while there were other regulations regarding gifts.
Marriage: Marriage is the last of the six traditional rites of marriage. Refers to the auspicious day in the Chinese almanac when a man marries a woman, which is suitable for holding a wedding ceremony.