What customs do Japanese people have when they get married?

1. The bride who got married in front of the sun god wore a white long-sleeved kimono called "Vibrating Sleeves" and a white blouse called "Pure White". It is said that white is the color that the groom likes to dye, or to prove the purity of the bride. The bride also wears a Japanese high bun named "Jin Wengao Teru Shimada", a white silk cotton hat or hooded yarn, and a wallet or dagger pinned to her chest.

2. The most important thing in the wedding is the "three-three-nine degree" cup-changing ceremony. It used to be held three times with three sets of cups. The first set of cups was drunk by the groom, then by the bride and then by the groom. The second group of cups is for the bride, then the groom, then the bride; The third group of cups are drunk together, so "three three get nine"

In Japan, a wedding reception is usually held after the wedding. Considering the convenient transportation of attendees, many people hold weddings in hotels or wedding venues with halls. Hotels and wedding venues will prepare all the supplies for the wedding ceremony, as well as gorgeous performances, so it is also very convenient for the people who hold the wedding.

4. Apparatus for exchanging rings ":The bride and groom brought the ring to each other's ring finger, which was influenced by the West in modern times; On divine music: the performer plays elegant music and the witch performs dance; Finally, everyone stood up, and the relatives drank the wine poured by the witch and offered it to God, indicating that the relatives of both sides became relatives. After the God official left, the bride and groom, the matchmaker and relatives left in turn, and the ceremony was transferred to the wedding banquet.

5. "On the Oath": The bride and groom read the oath before God and present the manuscript to God; "Jade string for wine": Jade string (poplar wrapped with white cloth strips on leaves and branches) is said to have played a role in connecting the hearts of God and people. The bride and groom took the jade string from the witch and offered it to God, saying, "Two bows, two clapping hands and one bow".

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