Marriage is a major event in life and a happy event, but sometimes embarrassment cannot be ruled out, especially under the old rule of "marriage for three days, regardless of size". Many times, we are testing the bride's wit and patience. So how can we skillfully answer the embarrassing questions at the wedding? Today, the best wedding company in Hefei helps you with two tricks. 1. Are you getting married too early? The general meaning of this question is "Do you know what you are doing?" Or "You two really know each other, can you get married?" Lin, 27, encountered this problem when she got engaged to a man who had been dating for eight months. She complained, "Even though I got married at the age of 38, some relatives still regard me as a little cousin aged 65,438+05." Clever response: Only relatives and friends who really care about you will ask such questions. What they really need is some reason to reassure them. So, you have to convince them that you made this decision after careful consideration. If you resist, you may give them the impression that "you may not know what you are doing". Why didn't anyone come to your wedding? If someone asks you frankly if you invited friends or colleagues, but they really don't need to attend, how do you make a generous excuse? Be smart: You can tell him that you just want to have a small family wedding and don't want to invite too many people. Then you can hold a party on your honeymoon trip and invite some colleagues and friends to attend. 3. Will you have sex on your wedding night? Will anyone mention your sex life? Li Qingchu, 33, remembers vividly that a woman said to her, "I guess you have lived together, so there won't be too much mystery on your wedding night." Do you think this is serious? "In the face of this extremely rude question, what should I do? Clever response: Silence is the best choice. When you are silent, she may realize that what she said offended you. Fourth, an old question, why do you want to get married? Wei, 3 1 year-old, recalled that when I told a friend that I was getting married, she sent me an email, which strongly criticized how old and superficial people's ideas about marriage were. Clever response: when some people criticize the marriage system itself, you may happen to be called the object of their criticism, but it has nothing to do with you. You can try to tell them your current situation through some positive words, such as: What I care about now is that I have started a new life full of love.