According to the traditional custom in China, marriage is done by the woman's family first and the man's family later. The woman's family will deal with dowry, bride price, wedding banquet and other matters first. After completing the above process, the man will hold a wedding ceremony and say "please come to the door" to welcome the bride. However, this custom is not stipulated by law, but a habitual cultural phenomenon. In modern society, the custom that the woman does it first and the man does it later is not applicable to all situations. Because with the economic prosperity and social progress, more and more people begin to pay attention to the equality and mutual respect of marriage, and the wedding process is becoming more and more flexible. In reality, the order of marriage is determined by many factors such as work, school and economic situation. Therefore, it is suggested that both parties fully communicate before marriage, respect each other's wishes and cultural traditions, and finally arrange the wedding process according to their own economic ability and personal preferences.
What should I do if there are differences between the two families in the process of marriage? If the two families have differences in the process of marriage, they can take mediation, arbitration, litigation and other ways to deal with them. It is suggested that the two sides communicate and negotiate more before differences arise to avoid disputes. If you can't solve the dispute, you can seek the help of a professional institution for marriage and family disputes.
Marriage after marriage is a traditional cultural custom, but it is not stipulated by law. The marriage process should take into account each other's wishes and cultural traditions, as well as their economic situation. In the specific operation, it is necessary to follow the legal provisions and respect the principle of freedom and equality in marriage. If in doubt, you can consult relevant professionals or legal advisers.
Legal basis:
Article 209 of Chapter 12 of the Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC): Marriage shall be voluntary; Both men and women who are going to get married have the right to protect their freedom and equality in marriage.