How about getting married on June 3, 20 18?

On Sunday, June 3, 20 18, on April 20, 20 18 (big) of the lunar calendar, monkeys were rushed to the north.

Marriage, engagement, cooking, looki

How about getting married on June 3, 20 18?

On Sunday, June 3, 20 18, on April 20, 20 18 (big) of the lunar calendar, monkeys were rushed to the north.

Marriage, engagement, cooking, looking for heirs, going to work, offering sacrifices, alleviating the capture of wealth, taking off clothes, getting married, collecting vertical columns and planting them for schools are appropriate.

Avoid moving, renovating, opening up, entering houses, starting construction, making beds, traveling, burying beams, opening tours, repairing graves, breaking ground, building blessings, opening markets in Cary, starting drilling, moving logging, building houses, establishing vouchers, releasing water, buying property and building dams in Zhan Mu.

On this day, from the results of the lunar calendar, it shows that marriage certificate and marriage are appropriate, so it is possible to get a marriage certificate and the whole family can live in harmony and grow old together.

1. Why did the groom cross the threshold with the bride in his arms?

Experts from Daqing Wedding Company told us that in ancient Rome, the bride had to be dragged over the threshold of the new house to express her wish not to leave her family. This is a legend. In addition, it is said that there are evil spirits around the threshold, so in order to protect the bride, it is necessary to pick her up and cross over.

2. Why is diamond regarded as the highest symbol of love?

Heat and pressure breed crystal diamonds. Diamond is the hardest substance known to mankind at present. In ancient times, people didn't have the tools and technology to cut diamonds. Therefore, diamonds naturally become a symbol of eternal love. The heat energy that breeds diamonds represents passionate love.

Why does the bride always stand on the left of the groom at the wedding?

In ancient times, Anglo-Saxon grooms often had to stand up and protect their brides from being taken away by others. At the wedding, the groom asked the bride to stand on her left. Once a rival in love appears, she can immediately draw her sword and repel the enemy.