According to the survey data, the wedding is a religious ceremony or a legal notarization ceremony, and its significance lies in gaining social recognition and blessing, preventing bigamy, helping newlyweds adapt to new social roles and requirements, and preparing to assume social responsibilities. Every nation and country has a traditional wedding ceremony, which is a way of inheriting folk culture and a ceremony of national culture education. The oldest, longest-lasting and most influential weddings in the world are Confucianism, Hinduism and Christianity, which are the weddings of three major civilizations. In most cultures around the world, there are usually some wedding traditions and customs, many of which have lost their original symbolic significance in modern society and gradually evolved into secular weddings. Wedding, originally a "faint ceremony" in China, is one of the rituals of Han people's life-crown, marriage and funeral, and it is one of the essences of traditional culture in China. Wedding ceremonies can even be traced back to Oracle Bone Inscriptions. More than 3,000 years ago, the Zhou Dynasty had a complete set of "Six Wedding Rites". Wedding is a kind of gift, which is contained in the Confucian Bible "Yi Li's Wedding Ceremony" and "Li Ji's Wedding Ceremony", and has been popularized in the codes of past dynasties such as Huang Kailu, Tang Law, Song Criminal Law, Daming Law, etc., and it is also known as the five rites of good luck and ill luck. Confucian wedding ceremonies carry out the Shinto doctrine and the concept of harmony between man and nature, and play an important role in the inheritance and development of traditions such as marriage, family stability and filial piety.