The beauty of a pigeon lies not only in its colorful feathers and a tail that looks like a folding fan, but also in its flexibility, kindness, warmth and affinity, especially its loyalty to love. Once "married", it is the love of God among birds. In ancient Europe, the girl who was going to get married called the pigeon "the bird of love", because the pigeon was a bird loyal to love, and once paired, it would never change its mind.

There is a folk custom in Asia. On their wedding night, the elders gave them a pair of pigeon eggs, one for the bride and groom, wishing the newlyweds a harmonious and beautiful life like pigeons and a full house of children. Pigeons were especially praised in ancient civilizations around the Mediterranean.

In people's minds, pigeons represent the elegant role of the beautiful, loving and natural goddess Venus in the wedding ceremony. Some of these folk customs have been passed down to this day, and some have disappeared with the passage of time, but they have left a deep impression on future generations.

At the wedding, you can hang a small bag under the balloon and put a candy in it to let more people share your happiness. There is also the popular flying butterfly wedding, which is very romantic.