The bride appeared at the wedding in a black wedding dress. When her mother-in-law saw it, she was furious and spilled tea on the bride. In fact, this incident is nothing more than that this mother-in-law is too superstitious and thinks that marriage is happy. She should wear festive clothes instead of a black wedding dress. This is also the feudal thought of the older generation, which holds that the celebration must wear a red wedding dress or a red dress.

Is it appropriate to throw tea at the bride when her mother-in-law is furious? My opinion is just inappropriate. What wedding dress the bride should wear should be planned in advance. If it is not suitable, communicate in advance and pour tea for the bride in public. This is disrespectful to the bride and her family.

And I think this mother-in-law is too superstitious. It used to be said that white can only be used for funerals. Now how many brides' wedding dresses are white, and white also represents whiteness. It used to be said that a white car could not be used for marriage, because the old people said that the white front was unlucky, but now people pay attention to the white car with the front, which means "grow old together."

So you can believe these things, but you can't trust her. There is no law that you must not wear a black wedding dress, a white wedding dress or a red wedding dress when getting married. So there is really no need to struggle with these colors. If white represents whiteness, then I think black represents "mystery and temptation", and the bride hopes to get married in a mysterious way. But in any case, mother-in-law can't pour tea for the bride in public, which is very disrespectful.

What should the bride do when throwing tea at her mother-in-law? Although my mother-in-law is unreasonable, I think the bride should resolve the contradiction and take the initiative to tell her why she is wearing a black wedding dress. In this case, it won't be too embarrassing in public! Seeing such a scene, the groom must explain to the bride from the bride's point of view, and it is most wise not to intensify contradictions.

It's really not advisable for mother-in-law to pour tea for the bride because she is wearing a black wedding dress. Young people and old people have different ideas. Please don't impose your traditional feudal ideas on young people. You are a wife, not a feudal superstition. This mother-in-law really needs to reflect on whether it is appropriate to do so. Doing so not only embarrassed the bride, but also left her son in a state of air, which inevitably made her feel like a mother.

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