How about getting a certificate on Tanabata?

The Tanabata of 1 and 20 19 falls on August 7th, which is not suitable for obtaining certificates according to the Gregorian calendar. 20 19 marriage is forbidden on tanabata. Therefore, if you plan to get married, you don't have to choose Tanabata. If you plan to get married on August 7th, you can carefully consider the following matters. Many people choose Tanabata to get the certificate, hoping to have a special day to commemorate special things, but getting the certificate is a very special thing, and getting the certificate on any day will become a special memory.

2. On the lunar calendar, Tanabata on 20 19 is not suitable for marriage, so it is not suitable for marriage. If you plan to get married on Tanabata, you'd better think about it. However, writing in the almanac is also a reference opinion, not absolute. If you really want to get married on Tanabata, you can. The most important thing is that two people support each other.

Tanabata is the seventh day of the seventh lunar month every year. This is a traditional Chinese Valentine's Day. The boundary of Qixi began in the Han Dynasty, originally to worship "Seven Sisters". Later, it became a custom activity, such as worshipping Seven Sisters, praying for wishes, begging for skillful arts, sitting and watching Petunia knitting girls, praying for marriage and storing water on Qixi.

4. Different regions in China have different customs on Valentine's Day. For example, Yixing, Jiangsu has the custom of Qixi Xiangqiao Festival. Every year on Tanabata, people will come to participate in and build Xiangqiao. The so-called incense bridge is a bridge with a length of four or five meters and a width of about half a meter made of all kinds of thick and long incense (thread incense wrapped in paper). It is equipped with railings and decorated with flowers made of five-color lines. In the evening, people offered sacrifices to the Double Star for good luck, and then burned Xiangqiao, symbolizing that the Double Star had crossed Xiangqiao and met happily. This fragrant bridge originated from the legendary magpie bridge legend.