The Qun Kwa is the most traditional Chinese wedding dress, originating in Hong Kong and rooted in Cantonese wedding culture. It consists of a fitted jacket and skirt, both hand embroidered with gold and silver threads.

Common motifs include the dragon and phoenix — representing the union of husband and wife — alongside peonies symbolising prosperity and family blessings.

The Qun Kwa is traditionally worn for the Chinese tea ceremony, where the bride formally honours her parents and new family. It is the choice for brides who want to honour their heritage fully and create a piece that can be passed down through generations.

At JINZA, every Qun Kwa is made entirely to your measurements with hand embroidery worked stitch by stitch. A fully embroidered Qun Kwa can take 6 to 14 months to complete.

The Xiu He Fu is a modern Chinese wedding dress that combines the elegance of traditional Chinese embroidery with a more contemporary silhouette. It features a structured jacket and an A-line or circular skirt that creates beautiful movement and photographs exceptionally well.

It is the choice for brides planning a full bed ceremony before the tea ceremony, or those who want the drama of a sweeping skirt alongside the cultural significance of hand embroidery.

The 365-degree circular skirt of the Xiu He Fu is one of its defining features — romantic, regal, and unlike anything in Western bridal fashion.

At JINZA, the Xiu He Fu is made entirely to your measurements with embroidery and fabric chosen together during your private consultation.

The wedding Qipao — also known as the Cheongsam — is a fitted one-piece Chinese wedding dress made from silk or brocade. Its high collar, side slits, and precise tailoring highlight the bride's figure while carrying deep cultural symbolism.

The modern mermaid Qipao combines a bias cut silhouette with a dramatic flared hem or train — elegant, practical, and stunning in photographs. It is the choice for brides who want a sleek, contemporary look without losing their connection to Chinese tradition.

The wedding Qipao is worn for tea ceremonies, wedding banquets, receptions, and evening events — versatile enough to carry through an entire wedding day.

At JINZA, every wedding Qipao is made entirely to your measurements in silk, with hand embroidery, lining, and details chosen to reflect your personal story.

The fabric and embroidery you choose set the tone for the entire garment — how it looks, how it feels, and what it means on the day.

Silk is the traditional choice for Chinese wedding dresses. Breathable, fluid, and luminous, silk catches light in a way no other fabric can match — and photographs beautifully across an entire wedding day. Silk brocade and jacquard weave pattern directly into the fabric, adding texture and depth without heavy embroidery.

Hand embroidery is worked stitch by stitch using Shu and Panjin techniques — two of the most refined embroidery traditions in Chinese craft. Every motif is chosen for its meaning. The dragon and phoenix represent the union of husband and wife. The peony represents prosperity and family honour. The lotus represents purity and new beginnings. The sea wave represents eternity.

For multicultural weddings, motifs from both cultures can be woven into a single garment — honouring both families in one piece.

Your family name in Chinese characters can be embroidered into the lining, hem, or any hidden detail — carried with you through the day without anyone else knowing it is there.