Eight central regulations on wedding banquet standards

1. What are the wedding banquet standards stipulated in the eight central regulations

1. The wedding banquet standards stipulated in the eight central regulations are as follows:

(1) Generally, the number of wedding banquets shall not exceed 2, and if the two parties jointly hold a wedding banquet in the same city, the number of banquets shall not exceed 3;

(2) Party and state functionaries shall report to the discipline inspection and supervision organs (institutions) at the corresponding level or their own units 1 working days before the wedding ceremony, explaining the matters to be handled, the number and scope of the invitees, and report the compliance with the commitments within 1 working days afterwards;

(3) those who violate the regulations shall be criticized, educated and dealt with according to the seriousness of the case; If it constitutes a violation of discipline, it shall be given disciplinary sanctions. Gifts and precious gifts received in violation of regulations shall be collected.

2. Legal basis: Article 1 of "Provisions of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee on Improving Work Style and Keeping Close Contact with the Masses"

To improve investigation and research, it is necessary to deeply understand the real situation, sum up experience, study problems, solve difficulties, guide work, learn from the masses, learn from practice, have more talks with the masses, have more heart-to-heart talks with cadres, discuss and discuss more, dissect more typical cases, and more. To arrive without pomp, reduce escort, simplify reception, do not post banners, do not arrange people to see them off, do not lay welcome carpets, do not place flowers and plants, and do not arrange banquets.

second, did you not get a certificate to be a formal couple after the wedding banquet?

1. A wedding banquet is not a formal couple. Only those who have received a marriage certificate will belong to legal couples;

2. The marriage certificate is a legal document issued by the marriage registration authority to prove that the marriage relationship is valid. The original marriage certificate is in duplicate, with each party holding one copy;

3. The legal conditions for obtaining a marriage certificate are that both parties are voluntary, have no spouse, the male is 22 years old and the female is 2 years old, and both parties are not lineal blood relatives, collateral blood relatives within three generations, and have no diseases that are medically considered unsuitable for marriage.