Of course. There are no rules for holding a wedding on New Year's Eve, mainly depending on the opinions of both parties and their families. Because, after all, it is a major event in life, and it is enough to sum up a good time for both parents and parties. I didn't say that we can't have a wedding on New Year's Eve, nor should we have feudal ideas, as long as both sides are satisfied. The wedding ceremony, originally a "faint ceremony" of China, is one of the quintessence of traditional Han culture and an important part of Chinese culture. The ancients believed that dusk was auspicious, so they would get married at dusk: for this reason, the etiquette of combining husband and wife in China traditional wedding dress (Ming system) was called "faint ceremony". Faint ceremony is one of the five ceremonies, and it is the second milestone in life after the male crown ceremony or the female ceremony.