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What taboos should I pay attention to within one month of marriage?

Getting married is a beautiful thing. While enjoying the wonderful moment, don't forget that there are many wedding taboos in China that need our attention, or you will bring misfortune to your married life if you accidentally violate these taboos. So what taboos need everyone's attention? Let's take a look at it with the wedding photography of Xianyang King Palace.

1. Flowers wither easily, so marriage is taboo. Only flowers and pomegranates can't help. Because the red petals of the former are opened from the center of the leaf, its shape can mean that a leap girl is married and sincerely waiting for her husband, while the latter means that her children and grandchildren are full. The bride's clothes should not have pockets, so as not to take away the wealth at home. 3. After going to bed, on the eve of the wedding, the prospective groom should avoid sleeping alone in the new bed and find an underage boy and groom to sleep in the new bed. Otherwise, the saying "trapped in an empty bunk, die or die" is considered ominous. On the wedding day, when the bride goes out, the aunt should avoid it and can't send it away. Because "Gu" and "Solitude" are homophonic, and "Sister-in-law" and "Sweep" are homophonic, which is unlucky. On the wedding day, when the bride leaves her family, everyone should cry as soon as possible. If you don't cry, it's taboo. 6. Three days after marriage, when the couple get home, they must get back to their husband's house before sunset that day, and they can't spend the night. In case you can't go home for special reasons, the husband and wife should sleep separately, so as to avoid the bride's blood colliding with her family during the honeymoon and making it unlucky. On the way to the wedding, if the sedan chair meets the sedan chair, it is called "beaming", which will bring bad luck. The solution is to set off firecrackers to each other, or the matchmakers of both sides exchange prepared flowers, which is called flower exchange.