First of all, I want to make sure that your question refers to the contents of the wedding documents in the Han and Tang Dynasties, which restored the traditional culture by using the scenery and props of the Han and Tang Dynasties and wearing the ancient costumes of the Han and Tang Dynasties according to the ritual system of Zhou Li.

You may ask, why am I asking in such detail? To tell you the truth, I am familiar with this because I work in Han Tang Li (Chengdu Han Tang Wedding). This is just a theme of our induction training. . .

In fact, strictly speaking, this marriage certificate is one of the three six gifts. To tell the truth, there is no surviving marriage certificate of Han Dynasty or Tang Dynasty to prove it, but according to historical records and some literature research, the general content is to record the parties who got married and the time and place of marriage, which is the marriage certificate in the present sense.

Personal suggestions, not necessarily true, must be filled in according to the content or format of Han and Tang dynasties, because it is difficult to verify and unnecessary. We know that its function is the function of marriage certificate. Our etiquette convention in Han and Tang dynasties is: male XXX, where are you from, when are you engaged, female XXX, where are you from, when are you engaged and when are you married? If you add some vows, they are usually the vows of the newcomers themselves, and basically it will be fine. Witnesses can write, but they can't. . .

Attached are two photos for your reference: