Japanese traditional marriage customs

If Japanese get married, some newlyweds will choose traditional wedding etiquette, so what are the traditional wedding customs in Japan? Let's take a look at it with the overseas immigration network! Welcome to reading.

Traditional Japanese wedding customs

It is reported that Japanese wedding customs are different from those in China. At the end of the wedding banquet, the Japanese will thank you with tears.

Traditional wedding customs are different in every place, so what should a bride do in Japan? Generally speaking, weddings are held in front of relatives and friends according to custom. Of course, the first thing is to be prepared to thank your parents in advance. Now understand the traditional Japanese wedding customs and see what the so-called tearful gratitude drama is about.

1, the bride thanked her with tears and staged a wedding reception drama at the wedding.

Japanese people hold wedding banquets, in addition to exquisite cooking, there are also new people changing dresses and cutting cakes. Different from the wedding etiquette in Taiwan Province Province, at the end of the wedding banquet, the Japanese will have a big show of "giving thanks with tears". According to the custom, Japanese brides should thank their parents in front of relatives and friends. Prepare the bride in advance to thank her parents for their kindness, read aloud emotionally in public and choke.

2, sprinkle petals to bless the red and white rice to set off the ring

Regardless of all kinds of weddings with foreign countries, before and after the bride and groom step into the ceremony, relatives and friends attending the ceremony will sprinkle petals for the couple and wish them a hundred years of harmony and happiness. Japanese people also need to prepare wedding rings when they get married. The ring gift box held in the ceremony will contain rice grains dyed red and white, and the rings of both men and women will be placed in the middle of the red and white rice grains. In a pure and harmonious wedding, the custom of putting a ring on red and white rice is particularly emphasized. Japan has regarded "red and white" as a symbol of good luck and longevity since ancient times, and rice means to ward off evil spirits and curse. Accompanied by parents, relatives and friends, the two sides appeared in front of the worship hall in front of the shrine. Pray first, then exchange rings, and finally drink a "three-three-nine degree" toast before God.

The bride, dressed in "white and flawless" clothes, took a sip from a shallow red cup, then handed it to the groom for a sip and finished the last sip herself. Finally, the ceremony is to exchange rings, and the two sides cut the prepared rings into each other's hands. The wedding ring represents the vows of both parties.