Talk about the groom.

I often see some disgusting news about marriage on the internet, either deliberately anointing the bridesmaid in the process of marriage, or forcing the bride to do some disgusting actions, which is called custom. In the name of custom, it is disgusting, and on such an important occasion and moment as the wedding, people who have attended the wedding afterwards feel sick when they think about it. A good wedding, that's it. Isn't this the diaphragm?

Before I got married, I had agreed with my boyfriend that I didn't want this to happen when the wedding was held. I don't want my wedding to become a farce. Of course, when I got married, there was no marital trouble at the wedding, mainly because my husband greeted me in advance. If this happens at the wedding, don't blame him for disowning people.

In fact, in some relatively backward areas, there are still bad marriage customs. Because of backward thinking and the stubbornness of people living there, some dross culture has been retained, which is understandable but not recognized. In my opinion, getting married is actually doing something disturbing in the name of the wedding. Isn't getting married just a farce at the wedding?

The wedding should be one of the most important days in this couple's life. All couples who have never hurt others should receive well-intentioned blessings instead of being deliberately staged as a farce at the wedding. Wedding should be a day full of sacredness, goodwill, blessings and ceremonies, and what should be left in memory should be beautiful memories, not disgusting ones.