Newcomers tend to choose hotels when choosing wedding venues. What about Chinese weddings?

In view of the fact that most couples prefer hotels when choosing wedding venues, weddings held in wedding hotels are generally western-style weddings. Indeed, wedding companies, including their own planning choices, are all western-style weddings. First, there are many cases for reference; Second, the traditional wedding etiquette in China is complicated and the specific operation is troublesome. China's culture is profound, and China has been a country of etiquette since ancient times. There are still many people who want to hold Chinese weddings, so let's find out.

Needless to say, invitations, costumes and hotel arrangements for newcomers must have a strong Chinese style. Rockhopper, embroidered shoes and red headscarves are the basic equipment for Chinese weddings. The overall color of the scene must be prosperous, and many Chinese style elements can be integrated, such as poetry and songs, blue and white porcelain, printing and embroidery, and shadow play. Finding the style you want is the essence.

1, the host made an opening speech. The opening remarks of the host must be carefully prepared in advance, and don't directly apply the words of other western-style weddings. Idioms that embody Chinese style between the lines can make guests enter this situation faster.

2. Newcomers enter. The parents of the couple are in the same place, sitting in the high hall. Men left and women right, the couple took HongLing slowly forward, crossed the brazier and stepped onto the stage to prepare for the official start of the wedding ceremony.

The newcomer kowtowed three times. The first thing to do is to bow down to heaven and earth and thank God for giving you a good marriage and making the earth beautiful. Secondly, I kowtow to my parents and thank them for their upbringing, hoping to honor them in the future. The third kowtow was a couple's worship, and the two became husband and wife, making vows and respecting each other. After the ceremony, the couple can get up.

4. Take off the headscarf and make a glass of wine. After kowtowing for the third time, the groom can lift the veil of the bride and see her beauty! After that, * * * has a glass of wine, which means that the two will walk hand in hand and face the ups and downs in the future together.

5. Give tea to your parents. Offering tea to parents is an important part of weddings in China. Generally, after receiving the bride, the groom will offer tea to his father-in-law and receive red envelopes. At this time, in front of the guests, tea was called mom and dad!

Chinese weddings need to exchange rings, vows and throw flowers, just like western weddings. After completing the above steps, it is a ceremony, which we often see in TV dramas. But there must be other things to do in the hotel, so the arrangement after that depends on the two newcomers. Because Chinese weddings are more formal and traditional, it seems difficult to mobilize the atmosphere, so you might as well have some fun wedding games after the ceremony, such as a prize quiz.