Taboos for Sending Wedding Gifts
It is common for our Chinese to send gifts during festivals or some
special days such as the wedding day of our friends, the birthday of
some relatives. So when an invitation to ask you to come over, it means
there is something for you to think about, that is how to express your
best wishes to them. Someone would choose to save trouble by sending a
red envelope while others want to leave deep impression on their friend
by sending them some interesting small gift.
Unfortunately, most of the youth in our age rarely know the etiquette of Chinese. So there are many taboos we should
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avoid when sending gifts. It also means that when friends get married,
the gifts are criterion to test whether you sincere and if you know some
cardinal principles. Especially for those busy office workers, if you
want to buy a good gift with less money and save time at the same time,
you should get to know some traditional wedding gifts taboo that should
be paid attention to as following.
1, don’t send clock and watch. The clock has homophones of dead, which
is not lucky. And watch has the homophones
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of Whore, which would make people unhappy.
2 don't send cutting tools. It is easy to hurt, and also implies an
"over" idiom, it would give others a sense that they bear malicious
intentions.
3 Don't send an umbrella. An umbrella has homophones of scatteredness,
namely discrete. There was a kind of argument
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that it is only rainy day will umbrella be of use, so sending an
umbrella mean that he hope people to always have a rainy day. Rainy days
are gloomy, so umbrella is also considered unlucky gift.
4 Don't send fan, fan also has homophones of scattered, and only used for summer.
Apart from some taboos matters mentioned above, there are also some other details worth to pay attention to. Gifts
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should be able to cater to their pleasure, avoid let people think that
you are bought at the sucks. Or they would misunderstand that you are
intending to provocation.
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