? A drink? The origin of cellar wine existed in the Tang Dynasty. At the wedding in Song Dynasty, two wine glasses were connected with colored silk and tied into a concentric knot. Husband and wife drink a glass of wine to each other, or pass a glass to each other. This custom is still popular in some areas of our country. For example, when a wedding is held in Shaoxing, it is customary for a lucky middle-aged woman with children to preside over a glass of wine among her husband's relatives.
Before the toast, the bride and groom sitting on the bed will be fed some little jiaozi. Then, pour two cups of Huadiao wine, and the newlyweds each take a sip, and then mix the two glasses of wine and divide them into two cups. Does this mean? You have me and I have you. . After drinking the toast, the bride and groom will scatter a lot of candy outside the door for outsiders to eat. To put it bluntly, it is a lively and festive plan.
? A drink? The custom of pouring wine originated in the pre-Qin period. At first, it used a spoon as a vessel for holding wine. In the Song Dynasty, it became a wine glass. At first, the bride and groom drink half each, and then change drinks. Then put the glass under the bed, which means a hundred years of harmony.
In the Republic of China, it evolved into connecting two wine glasses with colored paper. The bride and groom each have a drink to show that the husband and wife are one. In ancient times, the custom of brewing a glass of wine was completed in the bridal chamber. Today, however, the bride and groom have completed this custom on the stage. Although the ways may be different, the meaning and mentality are the same, and everyone hopes that the bride and groom can be together forever.