A Chinese wedding has many of the trappings of a Western marriage and in addition rituals, traditions and matters of etiquette to follow. In our series on Chinese weddings, we break these down and ...

Gold is traditionally a big part of a Chinese wedding, and the bride wears as much jewellery as possible on her wedding day A ...

During the weeklong National Day holiday, a short video of a Russian bride serving tea to her parents-in-law at a traditional ...

A Chinese wedding has many of the trappings of a Western marriage and in addition rituals, traditions and matters of etiquette to follow. In our series on Chinese weddings, we break these down and ...

BEIJING: Respecting traditions is important at a Chinese wedding. There are many that couples can engage in, from tea ceremonies to a hair combing custom that symbolises the transition into adulthood.

CHONGQING - When Ms Droya Zhuo, 26, was planning for her wedding in February, she found the process of choosing a bridal gown troublesome ... which took place over the Chinese New Year festive ...

Chinese actress Tong Liya recently wore a ... Besides their success in Vietnam, they have expanded their wedding dress line ...

"The popularity of destination weddings indicates young people's re-consideration of holding traditional weddings and their pursuit of personalized lifestyles. This has driven the tourism market to ...

A model management school in Richmond is organizing a fashion show to boost the confidence of mothers and their children ...

It was very different from the standard Chinese weddings ... couples not to treat their wedding like a performance. Often, they schedule too much time for multiple gown changes, missing out ...

Lydia Koh is a fine art wedding photographer and founder of a Singapore-based photography company. Koh said a timekeeper can help couples with a less stressful experience — a lesson from her own ...

China’s property crisis is expected to worsen as new home sales plummet and indebted developers struggle to find funds to complete projects. WSJ’s Jonathan Cheng traveled to an abandoned ...