Ordinary government workers do not need to report to the Commission for Discipline Inspection for the record when they get married and hold a wedding banquet. They only need to fill in the record form in the personnel department of the unit where they work, and do not need to report to the Commission for Discipline Inspection for the record. Just follow the procedures prescribed by law. Marriage with ordinary people does not require political review, and work in important state secret departments such as the nuclear industry must be reported to the unit.

The general staff of government agencies do not need to report to the Commission for Discipline Inspection for organizing wedding banquets, but the relevant laws have a certain number of tables for the organization to organize wedding banquets: weddings, funerals, weddings and other festive matters are not allowed. Generally, the number of wedding banquets does not exceed 200 (limited to 20 tables). If both parties jointly hold a wedding banquet in the same city, the number of banquet banquets does not exceed 300 (limited to 30 tables).