The people who pack the wedding box are usually relatives of the bride, usually parents or elders such as uncles, aunts, etc. They can also find siblings of the same age. If there are not many relatives, they can also ask their best friends to help.
The etiquette of packing wedding boxes
1. Box color
The box used for marriage is also called a dowry box. Choosing festive colors such as red, pink, etc. is the best, and black or gray boxes should be avoided as they do not match the wedding atmosphere.
2. Packing time
There are two types of wedding boxes, one is the large box for dowry, and the other is the small red box that the bride carries with her. The dowry box should be packed one day before the wedding, containing the bride's dowry; The Little Red Box can be used for morning outfits on the day of the wedding, containing jewelry, cosmetics, and close fitting clothing for the bride.
3. Packing taboos
When packing, some items should be avoided from being placed, otherwise they may have negative connotations. For example, mirrors cannot be placed as they are fragile and have the meaning of 'broken mirrors are difficult to round'; Cannot put a clock, representing 'farewell' and inauspicious. Please note that all items in the dowry box must be in even numbers.