Must rural weddings be low-key? I want to try.

Recently, some girls said that they insisted on holding weddings in cities or hotels, while boyfriends and parents insisted on holding weddings in rural areas, and some even quarreled for two years.

Some time ago, I asked a high school classmate why he chose to hold a wedding in the countryside. He said that there is no way to hold a wedding in the city. From the master of ceremonies to the banquet, at least some entertainment items are needed at night. The money collected for various fees may not be enough, and some relatives casually pack and fish, which will cost more. People's feelings will not change because of where you run. He thinks the wedding is just a formality. Is it tall to have a wedding in a hotel? Rural courtyards are large and varied, so build a good platform. But girls don't think so. She thinks the wedding is very sacred. On the wedding runway, two people walked up to each other and took the oath, which was very ceremonial. It depends on the financial resources of both sides. The husband you are looking for has enough money to pay for the wedding, so you can choose freely, or you have enough money to solve all the problems yourself, regardless of other people's ideas, and rent an island for the wedding to solve all their plane tickets, which is also quite face-saving. But then again, the red envelope received at the banquet should be enough for the meal, and there may be a balance!

In fact, I think it's interesting to experience the differences between the two places if conditions permit. Rural marriage has many interesting things for you: rural marriage means that the bride has to cross the "brazier" and walk into the groom's house, just like setting a threshold to ward off evil spirits. There are some interesting things about getting married in the countryside: for example, eating glutinous rice balls, which means reunion and happiness. When the bride leaves home, she can't go back. When getting off the bus, the groom needs to carry the bride on his back and not let her feet fall to the ground. Next is the new house. At this time, the woman's brother needs to hang the curtains of the new house. The most important thing in rural marriage is the wedding banquet. I'm so busy that everyone in the front village and the back shop will come. Finally, the bridal chamber allows new friends to get to know each other, which is less formal. Will you choose to hold your wedding in the city or in the countryside?