Is it a contradiction to get married on a suitable day in the Gregorian calendar but not enter the house?

Marriage: A man marries a woman, which is an auspicious day for holding a wedding ceremony and living with another partner.

When you enter the house, you have to move into the new house, and you have to hold a ceremony to inaugurate the new house of the Han people. When you move to a new house, you must choose an auspicious day. Migration, which used to mean moving, is also called occupation and entering the house. This means moving into a new house. Usually in ancient times, there were a series of accompanying activities such as Kari and Anling during the migration. It is often called backfire. That is, entering the house to worship ancestors, gods and incense. Nowadays, going back to fire and moving into a house is collectively called moving. Whether it is tempering or cary, of course, you should choose the auspicious day of the ecliptic.

The two do not have the same meaning and do not conflict.