Do you know the origin of wedding?

According to the survey data, wedding is a religious ceremony or a legal civil ceremony, the significance of which is to obtain the recognition and blessing of the society, to prevent bigamy, and to help the newlyweds adapt to the new social roles and requirements, and to prepare for the social responsibility. All peoples and countries have traditional wedding ceremonies, which are a way of inheriting folk culture and a ceremony for national cultural education. The world's oldest, longest continuing and most widely influential weddings are Confucian weddings, Hindu weddings and Christian weddings for the three major circles of civilization. In most countries and cultures, some wedding traditions and customs are usually developed, and many of them have lost their original symbolic significance in modern society and have gradually evolved into secular weddings. Weddings, originally known as the "Fainting Ceremony" in China, are one of the Han Chinese lifelong rituals - crowns, marriages, funerals, and sacrifices - and are one of the essences of Han Chinese traditional culture, with wedding ceremonies dating back to the oracle bone inscriptions. More than 3,000 years ago, the Zhou Dynasty already had a complete set of "six rites of marriage", and the wedding is a kind of jia rite, which is contained in the Confucian bible, "Rites of Passage" and "Records of Rites" and "Fainting Rites", and has been popularized in the codes of the successive dynasties, such as the Kaihuang Laws, Tang Laws, Song Penal Statutes and the Daming Laws, etc., and has influenced North Korea, Japan, Vietnam, and other countries by spreading the jiyeon, bingun, junjia and jia rites. The Confucian wedding ceremonies have also influenced countries in the Han culture circle, such as Korea, Japan, and Vietnam. The Confucian wedding ceremony implements the concepts of God, Taoism, and the unity of heaven and man, and plays an important role in the inheritance and promotion of marriage, family stability, and filial piety and respect for parents.