 White or decorated envelopes ("otoshidama-bukuro" ()) are used instead of red, with the name of the receiver written on either side.A similar practice, "shūgi-bukuro", is observed for Japanese weddings, but the envelope is folded rather than sealed, and decorated with an elaborate bow.In the Philippines, Chinese Filipinos exchange red envelopes (termed "ang pao") during the Lunar New Year, which is an easily recognisable symbol.