A wedding is one of the most important moments in life, carrying the couple's vision and good wishes for the future. In traditional Chinese weddings, the eldest sister-in-law plays an indispensable role. They are the guardians of the wedding and the soul of the festive culture.

Dajinjie, also known as Xiniang or Quanfuren, is a woman who is responsible for traditional wedding etiquette. They are well versed in wedding customs and are familiar with the wedding process. From pre-wedding preparations to every aspect of the wedding day, Dajinjie carefully guides to ensure that the wedding goes smoothly and brings good luck and blessings to the newlyweds.

The eldest aunt will choose an auspicious day and time based on the birth dates of the newlyweds, and guide them in preparing the items needed for the wedding, such as dragon and phoenix candles, wedding cakes, dowry, etc.

The eldest sister-in-law will perform a head-raising ceremony for the newlyweds, which means that they will grow up, start a family and establish a career.

The eldest aunt will lead the groom to welcome the bride and perform various auspicious rituals during the process, such as serving tea and eating rice dumplings.

The eldest sister-in-law will preside over the tea ceremony before the wedding banquet

An experienced wedding hostess is not only familiar with traditional etiquette, but also able to adapt to various emergencies at the wedding. Their attentiveness and professionalism can allow the newlyweds to enjoy the joy of the wedding with peace of mind and add a strong traditional cultural atmosphere to the wedding.

Last month, we planned a traditional Chinese wedding for a couple. With her rich experience and careful guidance, our aunt Fei made the whole wedding process go smoothly and full of joy and warmth. The couple praised Fei's professional service and thanked her for adding a strong traditional cultural touch to their wedding.

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