Who is not allowed to go to a wedding?

Who is not allowed to go to the wedding reception

1. The parents of the newlyweds are not allowed to attend the pick-up and send-off. They can go directly to the hotel or wait for the newlyweds at home.

2. When picking up or sending off relatives, it is mainly the unmarried ones. If they are married elders, they should avoid those who are divorced, widowed or remarried.

3. In many places, there is a saying that "if the aunt does not pick up the aunt, the aunt will not send him off". The pronunciation of gugao is "lone", and the pronunciation of yi is "leave", so aunts and aunts generally do not participate in picking up relatives.

4. Pregnant women and people with recent family events should avoid participating in the wedding ceremony. The elders who are marrying should be those who live a happy life.

5. In some places, it is strict that when the younger sister gets married, the older sister cannot go to see her off (specifically, it depends on local customs).

6. The groom’s wedding team consists of the groom, the groomsmen, the groom’s respected elders who live a happy life, and the groom’s cousins.

7. The bride's bridesmaids and the male elders of the bride's family, such as the bride's uncle and the bride's cousins, will send off the bride on behalf of her natal family.

8. In many places, there is a custom of "going to an odd number and returning to an even number", that is, the number of people the man picks up is an odd number, and the number of people picking up the bride is an even number. It should be noted that these numbers do not include photography, videography, Makeup artist and other staff.

9. The difference between the number of men picking up relatives and the number of women sending off relatives should not be too large, otherwise the party with the smaller number will appear to be less polite and not pay enough attention to the wedding.