What is the custom of being a bridesmaid there?

On the morning of the wedding, the groom and the best man (or good friends who are willing to go together, not necessarily the best man) will meet people at the bride's house. The bride dressed early and waited in the boudoir with the maid of honor. Let's stop here, if we are far away from each other in a hotel. The groom is here. Who's going to block the door? Not bridesmaids, but her children and young people, both men and women. Just let the bridesmaid accompany the bride. When the groom comes to pick up people, he will give red envelopes to the children at the door. Everyone just wants to be lively. Generally, it takes two rounds of red envelopes, and the groom sings a song, and the children get out of the way with joy. Some naughty people will be pulled away by a group of groomsmen and rushed in. After entering the room, it's time for the bridesmaid to flirt with the groom. Singing on one knee, doing push-ups, giving out red envelopes and looking for the bride's shoes are all routines. Please note that no one here will attack the bridesmaid, and the bridesmaid will be responsible for the problems. The best man is mainly responsible for booing and helping the groom complete the task, and then the groom can take the bride away and put it in the car.