Your question is simple. First of all, you don't have a room, so you can buy it outside. As long as you have the strength and qualifications, you are now restricted to purchase, which belongs to your wedding room. Sure, no problem.

Get married at home, of course. Home is in the field, there is no conflict. Young couples often go home to hold banquets and hold lively weddings in their hometown to witness your love. Although there is no wedding room in my hometown, your old house can be slightly painted, painted and decorated, and the cost is not very big, 3-5K is enough.

It is estimated that what the landlord wants to ask is that someone else will take the woman into the bridal chamber, but the landlord's home is in the field and he can't see that effect. In fact, this is lively, just for three days, seven days at most. There is no need to worry about the house. If you think the old house is not good enough, you can transform it, use one room as a new house, put putty powder on the ceiling, and the budget is within 5K, that's fine.

Personal opinion, for reference only.