In Western weddings, the veil worn by the bride on her head is called a headDRESS; In Chinese weddings, the veil worn by the bride on her head is called a veil. Western style headbands represent purity, romance, and happiness, with the function of blessing and praying for blessings. The color of the headbands is white. There are two materials for Chinese style lids, one is satin and the other is yarn, but both are red in color.
1、 When will the bride wear the veil and when will she remove it
When holding a Western style wedding, it is possible to arrange for the bride's mother to wear a veil and the groom to lift the veil.
1. In the past, it was the father who handed over his daughter's hand to the groom and asked the bride's mother to cover the bride's veil, which allowed the mother to also participate in the wedding and leave a precious image, which was very meaningful.
At the wedding, the mother arranged for the bride to wear a headscarf when she appeared. After wearing the headscarf, the bride could give her mother a hug. Even decades later, looking back on this scene, my heart is filled with warmth and emotion.
2. The bride's veil can be lifted before the ceremony officially begins. When the father hands his daughter over to the groom, the groom can lift the bride's mysterious veil. Some couples may also want to remove their veil after the wedding ceremony, but for the comfort of the bride, it is better to do so first.
2、 When to wear the hood and when to remove it
1. Cover the door when picking up relatives and blocking it
When the groom comes to pick up the bride and plays the game of blocking the door, the bride can use a red veil to cover her head. After the groom arrives, with the witness of bridesmaids and groomsmen, the groom can lift the red veil to add some surprise and romance to the wedding. Some brides may even wear funny masks under the veil, which can directly enhance the comedic effect.
2. The bride's door cover will be unveiled during the ceremony
Secondly, when the bride goes out, there is a headdress ceremony where the person combing her hair says some auspicious words to drive away the surrounding evil spirits.