Japanese people are very particular about the wedding process, even more so than other countries. Why?

Japanese wedding process refers to: the wedding process held in Japanese way; According to different wedding modes, the wedding process is also different. What I want to introduce now is the more famous Japanese pre-god wedding mode; This is a traditional Japanese wedding ceremony, which has been circulated for a long time and has a certain cultural history. Newcomers who get married in the new era will still follow this pre-god wedding ceremony, because it is more memorable and can continue to carry forward Japanese culture.

First of all, the Japanese wedding process is very particular, even more so than other countries. Why? Japan is superstitious about ghosts and gods and believes that marriage is also a way to change life, so it pays special attention to the wedding process and tries to follow the pre-God wedding ceremony in history. Japanese wedding dresses are also different. On the wedding day, the groom will wear clothes made of feathers, while the bride will wear a "white and flawless" dress and a white brocade hat. No matter in which country, white is a symbol of purity, and so is Japanese wedding. The bride wearing pure white clothes on that day means the same thing as her wedding dress, which means that a new life is about to begin.

Secondly, the pre-God wedding process in Japanese wedding process is to pay homage to the bride first, which is different from China and the United States. Secondly, the Oracle prayed for the two couples and told their ancestors that they had a beautiful marriage and hoped to be blessed by their ancestors. Then, like European and American TV dramas, exchange rings and raise glasses. The biggest difference here is toasting, because the Japanese wedding toast is a glass of wine with a temperature of 339 degrees. Moreover, it was not the best man and the maid of honor who gave the toast, but two witches. Witches take turns toasting the couple. The bride takes a sip first, then the groom takes another sip, and then the bride takes a third sip.

Finally, except for three mouthfuls, it's Sanjiu. In Japanese culture, Sanjiu symbolizes the harmony between heaven and earth and has a beautiful symbol. Because three will be used on the wedding day. On the other hand, Sanjiu drank nine glasses of wine, and friends and relatives all wished the couple a long and happy marriage. For the time being, this is the pre-marriage process of the Japanese wedding process. Although the whole process seems simple, in the ceremony, each step is carried out slowly by two people. I hope that time can freeze this period of time and let happiness stay in their memories forever.