1, don't chase scattered flowers. You can't run after people who scatter flowers and pieces of paper, because the wedding scene is usually crowded. If you don't set foot on the red carpet, but chase flowers on both sides of the carpet, you will definitely be bustling, stumbling and accidentally breaking into the camera. If there is an accident, the camera will be chaotic and will block the sight of guests on both sides, so don't chase flowers. 2. Don't scatter flowers on the red carpet. Don't walk the red carpet, in order to ensure that when the newcomers walk the red carpet, there are only newcomers on the carpet. All the people who scatter flowers should stand on both sides of the carpet, and don't step on it. When spreading flowers, you should also pay attention that your body and even your arms can't occupy the space of the red carpet. The red carpet should be regarded as a wall, and the body and arms should not cross. The number of people scattering flowers depends on the distance from the flower gate to the stage in the wedding hotel. If the distance is short, you can consider reducing the number of people who scatter flowers. The remaining half of the journey should first be reserved for photographers and photographers, so that they have room to shoot, and secondly, it should be reserved for newcomers. This half of the journey is the time and opportunity for the couple to clear the scraps of paper and petals on their faces while walking. 4. Generally speaking, there is no requirement for the age, gender and marital status of flower spreaders. But in most cases, this task will be given to young people who are relatively familiar with the newlyweds, especially girls, and the love stands will greet the newlyweds on both sides of the red carpet. Therefore, it is more common for girls to complete this task at wedding banquets. In short, admission is the first chance for the couple to appear at the wedding. How to be exquisite, reasonable, orderly and radiant requires the strong cooperation of newcomers and their relatives and friends, and of course, the careful planning and unified command of the wedding company.