The bride's marriage is usually arranged by her elder brother, younger brother, uncle, or aunt. The man escorting the bride to her wedding not only shows the importance that the bride attaches to the wedding, but also reflects that the bride's family understands etiquette. But wedding customs vary in different regions, and the specific person who will deliver the wedding depends on the local situation.
1、 The bride usually gets married by someone
1. Male elders
In ancient times, the bride's marriage usually required two men to escort her, and the escort represented the authority and dignity of the bride's family. It was important to choose carefully, usually by one's own uncle or aunt.
2. Male peers
If the bride has relatives or cousins, these relatively close peers also need to represent the bride's family to send them off.
3. The bride's friend
If there is not much emphasis on the groom in the local area, the bride can invite her good friends or girlfriends to send her off.
2、 Why should the bride be sent off for marriage
Sending off marriage and sending off relatives have the same meaning and have been a tradition since ancient times. Male elders, peers, friends, etc. send the bride to her wedding and personally deliver her to the groom's home, hoping that the groom can take good care of the bride in the future, and that he will always be the strongest support for the bride.
2、 How many people are usually there to send off the bride
The number of people sending off relatives is generally around 5-15, depending on how many people the groom's family receives. For example, if the man accepts 5 people, it is best for the woman to send 5 or 7 people. This can be combined into an integer of 10 or 12 people, which is a manifestation of "returning a single person to a double person". It symbolizes good things coming in pairs, double happiness coming to the door, and can bless the newlyweds with peace and beauty.