Hanfu wedding speech

Hanfu chose an auspicious day for his wedding speech. The man's family got up early that day (it was sunrise) and told the ancestral hall (ancestor) that a son had grown up in a certain year and had not yet married, and agreed to marry the daughter of a county. Today, I am at a loss.

After that, the man sent guests (the man himself or entrusted others) and the matchmaker to the woman's house with books, geese and gifts. (bring the deacon)

After the guests and the matchmaker arrive at the door of the woman's house, the woman's main wedding person (usually her parents or elders, or her eldest brother or uncle in the absence of elders) goes out to meet her. The two men saluted each other.

Then enter the door, guests and matchmakers enter the door from the right, and the wedding ceremony is from the left. After entering the hall, the guests left and right, and the matchmaker stood in Binnan, and they all bowed again.

Then the deacon came to the hall with a goose gift letter. The matchmaker saluted at the wedding and said, "My son is lucky to have a house somewhere. A relative has a gift from his ancestors to accept. . "The wedding ceremony reciprocated, saying," The son of so-and-so is too stupid to teach. I dare not quit my son's life. " The deacon gave the letter from the groom's family to the matchmaker, who gave it to the wedding. After that, gifts and geese are given to the wedding ceremony, and the wedding ceremony is given to the attendants. The person in charge of the marriage sued the family shrine and later went to court. The host and the guest sat opposite each other, and the guest got up. He said to the person who presided over the wedding, "What is the name of a cautious wedding?" The priest went in and said, "There are several women whose wives are surnames." At the wedding, the woman's surname, that is, birthday, is written on red silk or gold paper, and a reply is attached to the guests and matchmaker. (Method) When the book is given to the matchmaker, the host party holds a banquet for the guests and the matchmaker, and pays the matchmaker and his entourage (deacon) when he leaves. The matchmaker went back to the groom's house to reply. The groom's family sued the ancestral hall. The agreement is established.