Can I get married around the Mid-Autumn Festival? Is it true that sharing is forbidden in Mid-Autumn Festival?

Can I get married around the Mid-Autumn Festival?

You can't get married around the Mid-Autumn Festival, because it's unlucky!

According to the traditional wedding custom, the whole July of the lunar calendar is generally not a happy event, because the Mid-Autumn Festival is a festival of sacrifice, and people commemorate the dead on this day, which is contrary to the celebration, so it is not suitable to get married in July of the lunar calendar.

In the emphasis on the wedding date, the choice of the auspicious day for a couple's marriage should not only measure the birth dates of both parties, but also choose the appropriate auspicious day of the zodiac, and avoid the unsuitable days for marriage. For example, the Mid-Autumn Festival is called Ghost Festival, which is not suitable for marriage. Therefore, it is not recommended for couples to get married around the Mid-Autumn Festival, and it is best not to choose the seventh month of the lunar calendar. Is it true that sharing is forbidden in Mid-Autumn Festival?

Yes, the Mid-Autumn Festival is full of yin, and it is also a day of ancestor worship, so it is not appropriate to share a room!

On the Mid-Autumn Festival in July, it is best to restrain your desires and not share the same room. July 30th was originally an ancient folk festival to worship ancestors, but it was called the Central Plains Festival, which originated from Taoism after the Eastern Han Dynasty. Buddhism calls July and a half Kogasawara Festival.

In a sense, the ancestor worship festival in July and a half belongs to folk customs, the Mid-Autumn Festival belongs to Taoism, and the Arahara Festival belongs to Buddhism. It's a cloudy day, and it's not very friendly to people with kidney deficiency, so it's not suitable for us to share a room in the Mid-Autumn Festival. I suggest you put it off for a few days.