Is it true that it rained at the wedding and the bride's life was bad? Fake.

Newcomers must be very careful when choosing auspicious days. After all, the wedding comes once in a lifetime, and they must want it to be perfect. However, there are also unexpected events. What if it suddenly rains on the wedding day? Is it true that it rained heavily on the wedding day? Many people don't understand, so let's share it with you.

Is it true that the bride's life is bad when it rains?

In our country, there are quite a few sayings about wedding rain, and different regions have different sayings. Some say the wedding rain is not good, while others say the wedding rain is good. Many people are interested. Below I collected the sayings from all over the world.

1. Some places think that if you get married in rainy days, God is crying for the bride, but the bride doesn't cry, and you will live happily after marriage.

2. If it rains on the wedding day, it is unlucky, because if it rains on the wedding day, everyone will take an umbrella, and the pronunciation of the umbrella is almost the same as that of the scattered one, which is unlucky.

If it rains on the wedding day, some places think it is a symbol of wealth, because there is an old saying that "the wind is poor and the rain is rich", and rain means wealth.

There is a saying in some areas that the rain at the wedding shows that the bride is particularly powerful. Specifically, as soon as the bride enters the door, she will immediately be in charge of financial power and will be in charge of major issues at home.

The last one means that the groom married a "wife". When it rains, the rain falls on the bride's head, and "watering his wife" is homophonic with "wife". So, in many areas, it means that the groom married his wife. This statement is also a good indication that the groom will marry a beautiful mother and have a happy marriage.

There are five sayings about rain in marriage, and of course there are many sayings. In fact, the rain in marriage has no effect on the married life of the couple, so don't worry about it, don't worry. Let's move on to the next wedding, and this column also wishes everyone happiness forever and grow old together.