What's urgent for the groom to offer tea to his parents-in-law? There will be a wedding tomorrow. Do you have anything to say to the bride? How can I put it?

The theme is getting married tomorrow. Congratulations.

In fact, these two questions need the same central content. One is to say what the listener wants to hear, which is reliable. Second, the guests present can listen, not talk too privately. The elders will be a little embarrassed to hear it.

When offering tea: call your parents first, serve the tea, and then show that they will be their sons in the future, and will treat their daughters well and honor their elders. Say that finish, hold the tea higher and pass it to the elders.

Say to the bride: You can call the bride's nickname first, look back on the beautiful moments when you have a good impression on her, thank the guests on the spot for witnessing your love, and finally look forward to the future, love you, respect your wife, support each other and spend this life together.

This is a very good and appropriate toast.