Chinese Wedding Dress Collection – Qun Kwa, Xiu He Fu & Wedding Qipao
Each Chinese wedding dress at JINZA is made to your measurements and tailored for your wedding occasion.
They are designed for modern Chinese tea ceremonies, wedding banquets, and receptions.
The collection includes traditional Qun Kwa, modern Xiu He Fu, and wedding Qipao styles, created from premium silk and detailed with hand embroidery.
Traditional Qun Kwa Chinese Wedding Dress
The Qun Kwa is a traditional Chinese wedding dress that originated in Hong Kong.
It includes a fitted jacket and skirt, both embroidered by hand with gold and silver threads.
Common motifs such as dragons, phoenixes, and peonies symbolize prosperity, harmony, and family blessings.
Brides often wear the Qun Kwa for the Chinese tea ceremony or their main wedding day to honor heritage and parents.
Modern Xiu He Fu Chinese Wedding Dress
The Xiu He Fu is a modern Chinese wedding dress with a structured jacket and A-line skirt.
It combines traditional Chinese embroidery with a comfortable fit and balanced design.
Brides often wear the Xiu He Fu for tea ceremonies or wedding banquets, where comfort and movement matter.
Wedding Qipao / Cheongsam for Chinese Weddings
The wedding Qipao, also known as the Cheongsam, is a fitted one-piece Chinese wedding dress made from silk or brocade.
It features a high collar, side slits, and precise tailoring that highlights the bride’s figure.
This style is often worn for Chinese tea ceremonies, wedding banquets, or receptions, combining a modern silhouette with cultural elegance.
Real Brides Wearing Their Chinese Wedding Dresses
"My mother passed away before my wedding. Her name is stitched into my Qipao. It felt like she walked with me." Sherry
"I wanted something to pass down, not just wear once.” Leslie
"Our cat and dog are part of our family. Seeing them hand-stitched onto our wedding outfits made it feel like they were walking with us down the aisle." Suzanne
Frequently Asked Questions
A Chinese wedding dress is a traditional bridal outfit often worn for weddings or tea ceremonies. Popular styles include the Qun Kwa, Xiu He Fu, and wedding Qipao, which are usually decorated with auspicious embroidery featuring dragons and phoenixes symbolizing blessings, harmony, and prosperity.
Yes. Most of our brides are outside Los Angeles. We work through Zoom consultations, ship fabric swatches, and provide muslin fittings by mail. Your dress will be tailored to your measurements and shipped securely to you anywhere in the U.S. or internationally.
A hand-embroidered Chinese wedding dress can take several months to complete, depending on design complexity. For example, a fully embroidered Qun Kwa may take up to 6–14 months, while a simpler Qipao requires 3–6 months. Off-the-rack options are available in the store.
Because each dress is custom-made with different levels of embroidery and materials, we don’t publish set prices online. Most of our brides consider these heirloom pieces, with timelines from 2 to 14 months depending on embroidery. During your consultation, we’ll share options that match your vision and budget.