What etiquette should I pay attention to when toasting at a wedding?

The order of toasting at the wedding banquet can refer to the following process: first, the best man toasts the bride, then t

What etiquette should I pay attention to when toasting at a wedding?

The order of toasting at the wedding banquet can refer to the following process: first, the best man toasts the bride, then the groom toasts the bride, and the bride toasts the groom; The father of the bride toasts the couple, the bride toasts the parents of the groom, and the groom toasts the parents of the bride. Bridesmaids or bridesmaids toast the two couples, the groom's father toasts the bride, the bride's mother toasts the two couples, and the bride or other relatives or friends of the groom continue to toast.

By arranging such a toast order table, we can turn chaos into order, make the toast process smooth, and give those who really want to toast couples but are shy and timid a chance to toast. This menu should be held by the best man, and the process of toasting is under his control.

At the beginning of the toast, the best man took the lead in toasting the bride. If the people attending the wedding say that they want to propose a toast to the couple, the best man will signal them to propose a toast one by one. When one person finishes his toast, he signals to another person that "it's your turn next". At this time, this person should stand up and prepare a toast. Because if family, relatives and friends don't propose a toast to the couple first, those wedding guests who are not so close to the wedding host may rush to propose a toast to the couple, which will make the wedding participants feel bad.