What do you need to prepare for marriage in rural areas?

Last week, I went to the countryside to attend the wedding. I think I can have a quiet meal. I didn't expect my relatives to participate in the process, saying that I can use it in the future.

I only tell you what I heard and what I did.

Because it is the wedding of aunt and brother, most of them are elders. Before the wedding, everyone was discussing it unanimously. Because there are many uncles and aunts, everyone has always said that I don't remember much, but all we discussed was the content of marriage.

For example, we have discussed whether to eat from a big pot at home or go to a restaurant in the countryside.

For example, I figured out how many people are coming and how many tables are needed.

For example, calculate the process to see if there is anything unfinished.

For example, which uncle arranges the car and which aunt arranges the emcee.

Then filter it down and find that there are too many things to arrange before marriage. The normal order is this.

First decide when to get married, set a date, and then start preparing. The general contents are as follows:

Set a date, and then both families will start preparing.

If the house (wedding room) is not very good, it needs to be tidied up.

Inform the next of kin that they are getting married.

Buy wedding things, such as clothes, firecrackers, red envelopes, etc.

Look for emcees, musical instruments, things that need to be outsourced.

Find a restaurant or cook at home, and then prepare tables and chairs.

Tidy up and see what else you need.

The preliminary work is almost the same. In fact, there are still a few days before marriage, and then there will be something to do in a day or two.

The bride's dress and the groom's dress, the day before the wedding, the bride began to make up, and the groom also began to make up.

In some rural areas, there is a saying that pressing the bed means sleeping with the groom.

The next morning, everything was basically ready, and then preparations were started, such as balloons, people in place, flowers in the car and so on.

When the time comes, we will pick up our relatives, and a group of us will go, and then the other party will not open the door and ask for a red envelope. All you have to do is open a crack, put the red envelope in the past, and a group of people will directly smash the door, and then you may need to find shoes, so you can take your daughter-in-law away and bring it back to the wedding scene.

Then there is the wedding. These are not preparations, so I won't say much.

In fact, there are many things to prepare for marriage in rural areas. In fact, preparations may have started a year ago, such as planning to get married next year and starting to prepare a house this year. The busiest thing should be the week before the wedding. Ask those married friends more and communicate with them more. Everyone can solve many problems by giving me a word. I wish you an early birth.