A tea artist from China demonstrates the brewing of Chinese tea during a cultural event "Tea for Harmony: Yaji Cultural Salon" at the summit of First in the canton of Bern, Switzerland, May 21, 2025. ...

Liu Haisheng, head of the China National Tourist Office Zurich, highlighted the symbolic choice of Mount First for the celebration. "China's tea culture, with thousands of years of history, is deeply ...

During the 30-minute ceremony, the bride and groom pay deference to their elders through bowing and serving them tea. Versions of the Joseon-era garments—which include a hanbok for women—are worn.

The ceremony ended up being one of her favorite moments of the weekend. “I am an anxious person to begin with, so energy was very high ahead of my wedding events,” Cheng reflected.

The kind of tea that is commonly used is green tea, which is known for its soothing properties. During the ceremony, the bride and groom pour tea for their parents as a sign of respect and gratitude.

‘We wanted to respect the beauty of Malay traditions in celebrating our love,’ says 26-year-old bride Jie Lin, who married De Yang on Feb 18.

Singaporean bride says the groom should pay ‘for all wedding expenses even the gown, makeup, hotel, angpao during tea ceremony, etc.’ By Yoko Nicole February 17, 2025 ...

Highlighting Sarawak’s unique diversity and high number of mixed marriages, he questioned the need for such restrictions, such as attending a Chinese wedding tea ceremony, a non-Muslim wearing a ...

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 5 — More than just wedding emcees, they are timekeepers, guides, and custodians of age-old traditions. In Chinese culture, a dai kam jie, or “bridal chaperone” in the Cantonese ...

Some additions to multicultural weddings may include special traditions, such as the Filipino money dance or a Chinese tea ...