1. Is it ok to have a wedding reception every other month?
Whether the wedding banquet can be held every other month depends mainly on local customs.
In general, the wedding banquet is earlier than the wedding. In most local customs, the wedding reception is held the day before the wedding, and the bride's relatives and friends are invited to witness it, and the wedding is held the next day. If local customs permit or the couple has special circumstances, it is also possible to hold a wedding banquet every other month.
Second, the banquet process
1, the bride-to-be and her parents
The dragon and phoenix are auspicious, the days are auspicious, the forest is bright, and the guests are full. I want to invite the bride-to-be to make her debut with her parents.
2. The groom-to-be appeared
Host language comparison, narrative part.
3. The groom-to-be presented flowers for the wedding.
The groom-to-be knelt down and proposed loudly.
The groom-to-be will pass the exam.
Prepare some questions to test the groom, which can be common sense of life or some questions related to the bride.
The groom bows to his parents-in-law.
The bride-to-be promised to get married, and the groom-to-be kowtowed to her parents-in-law and changed her name to mom and dad.
6. The groom-to-be makes a declaration of love
Express your love and commitment to the bride and your determination to your parents-in-law.
7. Mother combs her daughter's hair.
Rivers are short, and children are affectionate. Being a child is the lifelong mission of parents.
Comb your hair: mother and daughter are deeply in love.
Comb your hair again: parents told you to keep it in mind.
Comb your hair: respect your in-laws and do more filial piety. Comb your hair: May a couple have a bright future.
Five combs: May your husband and wife love each other. Six combs: a hundred years of harmony.
Comb your hair again: a successful career. Comb your hair: Good luck.
Comb your hair: forever and ever
8. Happy interaction
You can organize some activities with friends and relatives to liven up the atmosphere.
9. Speech by the father of the bride-to-be