Traditionally, people who get married and pick up the bride are relatives and friends of the man's family, usually uncles and the like. Some grooms invite their buddies to be the best men to pick up the bride at the woman's house, and they are basically men, and few women follow them to pick up the bride. Generally, no women will attend the wedding. And the number of wedding banquets is also particular. No matter how many people go to the wedding banquet, the number of people at the wedding banquet must be even when they come back, which is also a habit of marriage customs. As the saying goes, yes-men are taboo in marriage.

2. What should the groom bring when he picks up the bride?

1. In the morning, the groom and the best man will wait for the float to assemble the bride's limousine. Then go directly to the bride's house to pick up the bride. Enter the door (usually give a red envelope) and then meet your parents-in-law to bring flowers to your parents. 2. Enter the bride's boudoir (you have to go through customs and add a red envelope)

3, that is, give the bride an insole (hundred-dollar bill), put on her shoes and pick her up.

4. Take a break and wait for the parents-in-law to take the bottles and jars that the bride wants to bring to her husband's house to give the bride a red envelope. The task after that is to take the bride out. Before leaving the bride's house, you should have a jiaozi with the bridesmaid and groomsman (if it is half-baked).

5, holding the bride out (the bride is not allowed to land on her feet before arriving at her in-laws' house. )

6. Go to your husband's house by car. When I get to my husband's house, I basically listen to the wedding host and pose like a dummy.

7. Go to the hotel. When all the guests are seated, you should dress up with the bride and get ready to enter the auditorium. Then there is the wedding toss.

8. Toast at the dinner party and lead the bride to prepare for location shooting.

9. Come back from filming and wait for them to make trouble in the bridal chamber. In a word, it's been a long day.