Why do you say that you like to paint the farewell guests with ashes from the bottom of the pot?

This practice is auspicious for the wedding day, which is why it is done. The wedding banquet in the country will take three days. The day before the wedding day is "wine to be served". It means to entertain the matchmaker, because there are many things that the matchmaker has to worry about the next day to lead the welcome team to meet the bride. Of course, on this day, all the guests in the men's family. Such as uncle, uncle, uncle, uncle, etc. The banquet on the wedding day is called "Zhengjiu", and all the guests are here on this day. ?

On this day, the bride's farewell party and what neighbors call "strangers" will also come for wine. On the third day, it was called "a banquet". The guests are mainly the guests staying at the hotel and the guests seeing the bride off at the woman's house. There is only breakfast at the banquet, which is called breakfast. Generally, we don't eat until after ten o'clock. When eating out of the banquet, there is a ceremony called "meeting relatives", that is, the bride and groom greet each other's elders. Everyone who is greeted should get a gift. The seats will eventually break up. ?

nowadays, most weddings in rural areas are the same as before, with some changes. For example, the "wedding ceremony" is generally changed to the banquet of "zhengjiu", and the bride and groom greet each other at the same time. Weddings in cities are much simpler. After the bride was picked up by the bride-taking team. First, the ceremony of entering the bridal chamber will be held in the new house, and some people who don't have a shrine at home will also hold a ceremony of visiting the bride. Then, everyone goes to the hotel for a banquet, usually at 12: 18 or 28. There is a special emcee to preside over the ceremony. ?

The contents of the ceremony are generally worship of heaven and earth, parents of both sides, worship of both sides, speeches by leaders of both sides, speeches by matchmakers, speeches by representatives of both parents, congratulations from relatives and friends, etc. Some of them are accompanied by singing and dancing. The last program is generally to amuse the father-in-law. With a new name, it is called "Fire Parade", which basically follows the pattern of painting the bottom of the pot, wearing a high hat and shouldering a fork stick when making trouble in the bridal chamber. Let the wedding come to a climax in laughter.