Winlyn Bulk Chinese Lunar New Year Party Decorations Chinese Spring Festival Couplets Oriental Lucky Garland Red Ornaments Hong Bao Chinese Character Paper Cutting Fu Ornament Good Luck Ornaments
$18.99
- Bulk Chinese Lunar New Year Party Decorations Kit: 2 Pcs Felt Chinese Lucky Garlands + 1 Pc New Year Banner + 8 Pcs Chinese Red Ornaments + 3 Pairs of Chinese Spring Festival Couplets + 5 Pcs Good-luck Slogan Huichun + 3 Pcs Fu Stickers +2 Pcs Chinese Character Paper Cutting Fan-shaped Fu Hanging Ornaments+30 Pcs Red Hong Bao+ 10 Pcs Chinese Character Paper Cutting Window Clings + 32 Pcs Good Luck Ornaments + 30 Pcs Good Fortune Coins+ 2 Adhesive Wall Hooks + 32 Pcs Twist Ties +1 Adhesive Tape.
- Spring Festival Couplets have 2 sizes, 59″ L x 9.8″ W and 46.4″ L x 8.1″ W. Good-luck Slogan Huichun measure about 11.4″ L x 4.7″ W. Fu stickers are 13″ x 13″. Red hong bao have 2 sizes, 6.9″ L x 3.5″ W and 4.5″ L x 3.1″ W. Window clings are 11″ in diameter. Chinese fan-shaped felt ornaments are about 16.8″ W x 26″ H. Good luck ornaments are about 4.7″ in diameter. Red Ornaments are 12.6″ wide. Each good luck garland is 3.3 ft long. New year banner is 6.6 ft long. Good Fortune coins are 0.8″
- Material & Color: Made from paper, felt, and metal alloy. In traditional Chinese New Year color of red and gold, Chinese Spring Festival couplets, Chinese character felt ornaments, Chinese paper cutting window clings, and red envelopes hong bao feature auspicious words to express good wishes for the coming new year. In Chinese culture, red is the symbol of happiness, wealth, and prosperity, decorating your house with red is believed to ward off evil spirits and bring good luck in the new year.
- One of the red decorations that Chinese people love is Spring Festival couplet poems. On the couplets, good wishes or statements are expressed. New Year good wishes are pasted in pairs on both sides of the door frame to express people’s delight in the festival and wishes for a better year. Mini Chinese couplets add a festive touch to your home or office, wishing for a fortune. Red packets are presented as monetary gifts to family on New Year as a wish for good luck in the coming year.
- Another door decoration is calligraphy of Fu characters, meaning happiness and fortune. Chinese always paste Fu characters upside down on the door or window because the inversion in Chinese called “dao” has the same pronunciation as the “coming” in Chinese. An inverted Fu character means the good fortune is coming. Window decoration is window flower paper cut, which is a Chinese talisman and means good luck. Hanging Chinese red ornaments in the entrance to bring good luck and prosperity.
Bulk Chinese New Year Party Decorations Kit:
- 3 Pairs x Chinese New Year Spring Couplets Poem Scrolls Chunlian Duilian in 2 sizes: 59″ L x 9.8″ W, 46.4″ L x 8.1″ W.
- 5 x Good-luck Slogan Huichun: 11.4″ L x 4.7″ W.
- 3 x Fu stickers: 13″ x 13″.
- 30 x Chinese red envelopes hong bao: 6.9″ L x 3.5″ W, 4.5″ L x 3.1″ W.
- 10 x Chinese Character Paper Cutting Window Clings: 11″ in diameter.
- 2 x Chinese Character Paper Cutting Fan-shaped Fu Hanging Ornaments: 16.8″ W x 26″ H.
- 32 x Chinese characters felt ornaments: 4.7″ in diameter.
- 8 x Chinese Red lanterns: 12.6″ wide.
- 2 x Felt Chinese lucky garlands Oriental Red String Garlands: 3.3′ long per garland.
- 1 x Happy Chinese New Year Banner (adjustable from 6.6 feet to 9.8 feet depending on how far apart you want to space each banner piece)
- 30 x Chinese Good Fortune coins: 0.8″ in diameter.
- 2 x Adhesive wall hooks: 2.4″ x 2.4″.
- 32 x Twist ties: 7.9″ long.
On the Spring Festival couplets, good wishes or statements are expressed. New Year good wishes are pasted in pairs on both sides of the door frame to express people’s delight in the festival and wishes for a better year. Another door decoration is calligraphy of Fu characters, meaning happiness and fortune. Chinese always paste Fu characters upside down on the door or window because the inversion in Chinese called “dao” has the same pronunciation as the “coming” in Chinese. An inverted Fu character means the good fortune is coming. Great to decorate your home, office, party, shop, classroom, restaurant, store, mall, and so on.
Chinese red envelopes, also called hong bao, red packets, lai see, or lucky money envelopes are presented as monetary gifts to family on New Year as a wish for good luck in the coming year. All Chinese red envelopes will have auspicious images and Chinese characters on the front to express good wishes.
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