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The bride makes up in the morning.

Prepare luggage at home (dates, peanuts, longan, lotus seeds, hatchet, chopsticks). . . . ) Tibetan shoes, red belts, bags, jiaozi's happy characters, window grilles, fruit bowls and so on.

The groom dressed up in the morning, wrapped enough red envelopes for the best man and took them to the window to meet the bride.

There must be an aunt, sister-in-law or aunt at home to prepare the bride to pack her bags, cook the noodles and send them to her, then post a happy word and put a fruit bowl or something.

Then the groom took the best man and pulled the motorcade to pick up the bride.

First break into houses, then offer flowers to find shoes, then offer tea to parents (ask if the tea is fragrant), feed sugar (ask if the sugar is sweet), bring a corsage, then tie a red belt to deliver luggage, and then go out. The bride cannot turn back.

Then go to the groom's house to offer tea to his parents (ask if the tea is fragrant), feed sugar (ask if the sugar is sweet), wear a corsage, and then go to bed to have a relaxing meal (ask if there are any children) and sit for an hour.

Go to the hotel to change clothes and make up.

The host of the ceremony begins ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— The bride and her father enter the stadium (stopping for two steps on the runway) ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————

The bride changed clothes.

Ceremony 2- host. . . The couple walked onto the stage, and the groom said, thank you, thank you, cut the cake, bowed (parents and guests) and left.

The bride changed clothes.

Parents propose a toast. Newcomers enter the venue to propose a toast.

Finally, shoot from outside.

Thanks for the thank-you banquet in the evening, thanks to friends and relatives who have been busy all day.

The perfect mileage on the wedding day. . . . .