Procedure and precautions on the wedding day in rural areas

Rural weddings are different from weddings in cities and towns, but they are equally lively, and this liveliness only belongs to rural areas.

Process and precautions:

1. Organize personnel to make dumplings early for breakfast for wedding guests.

2. Paste couplets and the word "happy" facing the sun on trees, telephone poles, stone mills, etc.

3. The wedding department installs arches, speakers, etc.

4. All wedding cars arrive at the wedding department at the same time at 6:00 on the same day to gather and decorate the wedding cars. The fleet manager is responsible for arranging the driving route. When the wedding cars are decorated, the cameraman, videographer, and the bride hold bouquets and chests. Put the flowers on the main car and take them home together.

5. When you get home, arrange for the driver, relatives and friends to eat dumplings, prepare to wear corsages, and start the day's work.

6. When getting ready to set off, the groom first puts on a corsage for his parents, and his father adds incense to the family tree and salutes (the groom and his father salute together)

7. The first in line to hold the shuttlecock, and the father is the second with wine in his hand and a wine glass, the mother was the third holding a quilt, and the groom came to the car behind the mother with a bouquet and corsage. The father gave the groom three glasses of wine and encouraged his son to pick up the bride and go back early.< /p>

8. The motorcade sets out according to the prescribed route and can change parking spaces on the way to the bride’s home.

9. After the motorcade arrives at the bride’s house, the two guests from the bride’s house need to go downstairs in advance to greet the groom as he gets off. The groom calls the door and gives a red envelope. The groom needs to pass the test successfully to see the bride.

10. After meeting the bride, the groom presents flowers to the bride, then puts on jewelry, looks for shoes, eats dumplings, and steals chopsticks and cups.

11. A family portrait is taken at the bride’s home. The wedding host presides over the farewell ceremony to her parents. Finally, the parents give the bride grilled rice.

12. The bride and groom go out. The bride must not look back.

13. The photographers on the road arrange for the formation to change on the spacious avenue. If time allows, they can arrange for the couple to take photos of the outdoor scenery.

14. Arrive at the groom’s house at the time agreed upon in advance, light firecrackers and fire a salute. The cameraman and the shuttlecock go home and record the father lighting the incense burner and candlestick. Then the shuttlecock, the parents and the bride go out to greet the newlyweds as they get off the sedan chair.

15. After the groom gets off the sedan, his father gives him three glasses of wine. The first glass is to the sky, the second to the ground, and the groom drinks the third glass in one go. This is called triumphal wine.

16. The happy mother-in-law gives the bride wedding candy, money (12 yuan means giving birth to a son), a stove (electric iron), and a change of shoes. The groom helps the bride out of the sedan chair, stepping on rice cakes and axes (representing happiness and prosperity)

17. The newlyweds step onto the red carpet hand in hand, colorful cannons are released, and colorful confetti falls from the sky. After entering the house, the host simply presides over the ceremony of worshiping heaven and earth. (If there is no hotel, all ceremonies will be held directly in the yard)

18. After the ceremony, the newlyweds will go into the bridal chamber to sit in the tent, comb their hair, eat street noodles, and then arrange for family photos to be taken.

19. If it is a rural wedding where the bride changes clothes accompanied by the bridesmaids, the banquet will officially begin under the arrangement of the supervisor. In the middle of the banquet, the father will lead the newlyweds in a toast.