The best way is to ask more old people and get to know more about married sisters.
As for your question, one and two, if you mind, you should have a nice day.
Question three. Speaking of the etiquette that should be paid attention to at the wedding, if you are looking for a wedding company to undertake it, it is good to know it in advance.
Different places often have different customs. Let's talk about "wedding customs" again. In the west, people usually get married in church. They think that God created them, so God will witness their love. But in China, basically a few tables or dozens of tables are set at home or in hotels, and all relatives and friends are invited to have a good time.
During the May Day holiday, I went to a village in Fuyang and attended my uncle's wedding as a guest. I also personally experienced the taste of being a bridesmaid!
At 3 o'clock in the afternoon, the wedding team came, and you can see it from your door. At the front is a van, and professionals are shooting this grand scene with cameras. Then, behind it is the waist and drum team, beating gongs and drums and walking at a slow speed of two in and one out. And what about this side? There are two men's elders, holding lighted torches to meet them outside the door. This is a very lively scene. Behind the elders are bridesmaids. As a stranger, I have to be the maid of honor of "Monk Zhang Er" and listen to the elders.
When the car arrives at the door, the bridesmaid will open the door, then the groom will carry the bride into the new house, and the two bridesmaids will follow her. During the waiting time, it was really lively downstairs. Fan dance and Allegro dance are really refreshing and radiant when people are happy.
Half an hour later, the two round tables in the hall were arranged in a figure of eight. This man's elders have done a good job. The groom is in front, the bride is behind, and there is a container for receiving gifts-a red envelope. The year before last, the groom shouted in front of him and the bride shouted behind him. The elders put red envelopes in containers, and the bridesmaids distributed a packet of candy.
At dinner, the bride changed into a dress. Halfway through, she went downstairs with the groom to make a toast, and of course there was sugar.
Let's talk about the new house! The new desk, new bed, new cupboard and bedding are all red. There are eight new quilts on the bed, all stacked together. It is said that it will take three days and no one can take it away.
After 10 in the evening, everyone goes upstairs to make trouble in the new house, unlike here: only when they are newly married, they can make trouble there for three days in a row, no matter when.
Different cultures, different customs, careful experience, unique.