This traditional Chinese wedding dress from the Southern and Northern Dynasties period, known as the "Qingluo Princess," is a beautiful combination of Hanfu and headdress.

It represents the respect for marriage and family in ancient Chinese culture, as well as the adherence to traditional values.

The design inspiration for this wedding dress comes from the ancient literary work "Song of Everlasting Sorrow," which describes the love story between Yang Guifei and Emperor Xuanzong of Tang.

The image of the Qingluo Princess symbolizes beauty, purity, and nobility, and her attire reflects the pursuit of female beauty in society at that time.

Wearing this Hanfu and headdress at a wedding is not only a display of ritualistic significance but also a way to inherit and promote traditional culture.

Through this, newlyweds can pay tribute to their ancestors and continue this beautiful tradition.