Interpretation: 1, marriage ceremony, usually including dowry celebration; 2. Wedding celebration or ceremony. Near meaning: wedding, antonym: funeral, pronunciation: hūn lǐ.

Wedding sentence making

1. When they decided to get married, they didn't have an extravagant wedding, but changed customs and took the lead in the village.

What makes people feel is that on the wedding day, Mr. Du, a citizen who went to the guild hall to handle affairs, was also moved by Zhao Jianchun's loyal love with him.

How can it be called a Polish wedding without Polka?

4. The first same-sex wedding was held recently in a prison in East Yorkshire, England, but ironically, both of them were jailed for killing homosexuals, which made the marriage more controversial.

The bell rang on Christmas Eve, and I seemed to be hugging my lover and laughing happily in the wedding hall. Only when you suddenly wake up, do you know that it is the bell of peace. Get up quickly, make a wish, sing a peace song and pray for peace all your life. Friends, come together!

6. A prisoner asked the newcomer, "Why did you come in?" "I often attend weddings." "This is not illegal." "But I always attend as the groom."

7. Some guests refused to attend at first. But the couple assured their relatives and friends that there would be no coffins or bodies at the wedding.