What are the beautiful words to describe getting married in rainy days?

Beautiful words to describe marriage in rainy days are: perfect looks? Have a full moon and have a wedding? A good day for the wedding.

Idiom: a full moon flower.

Pinyin: Hu ā h m 4 o Yu Yu language.

Explanation: The flowers are blooming and the moon is full. Metaphor is beautiful and complete. It is often used to congratulate people on their weddings.

Source: Xiang Xingzi, written by Duan Li in the Song Dynasty, said: "When Mo Si is outside, the original flowers grow well before the fight, people grow healthy and the moon is long and round."

Idiom: Candle in the Wedding Room

Pinyin: dê ng fang hu ā zhú

Explanation: Describe the wedding scene.

Source: Northern Zhou Yuxin's poem "Dancing in Harmony": "The bridal chamber is full of flowers and candles, and Yanyu dances lightly."

Example: On the night of ~, the newlyweds once knew each other, but most of them were surprised, scared, crying and dead. They are reunited, and their joy is beyond words. (Volume 29, Surprise of the First Edition)

Idiom: wedding

Pinyin: yànīr xīn hūn

Explanation: The abandoned wife told her husband that she had remarried and had a good time with her new husband, but later she went against her original intention and used it to celebrate her wedding. Describe the joy of getting married.

Source: The Book of Songs Li Feng Gu Feng: "Yan Er is newly married, like a brother."

Idiom: the perfect combination of pearls and pearls

Pinyin: zhlián bìhé

Description: Bi: A flat round jade with a hole in the middle. Pearls are strung together, and jewels are put together. Metaphor combines outstanding talents or beautiful things.

Source: Hanshu: "The sun and the moon are combined, and the five stars are like pearls."

Ex.: Even you two met by accident that day, but I didn't expect to become bed sisters today. (Chapter 28 of Heroic Biography of Children of Qing Wenkang)

Idiom: a beautiful day

Pinyin: liangché n jí rí

Explanation: good: good; Chen: Time; G: Geely. Good times, auspicious days. Later, it was often called a suitable day for marriage.

Source: Qu Yuan's Nine Songs of the Eastern Emperor Taiyi in the Chu Ci of the Warring States Period: "Good auspicious day, Mu Bixi God."