Because different countries and regions have different cultural customs, it is inevitable that there will be many things that others find incomprehensible but take for granted. Like my married uncle in my hometown, I can't come yet. I can't invite my uncle to dinner alone until the bride comes back. Others wonder why my uncle can't come to the wedding reception. I can only say that it is a rule left by our ancestors. There are also some places where there is a saying of crying marriage. Nothing strange, just respect each other's different cultures.

As far as I know, brides are not allowed to laugh when they get married in Pakistan. It is because "performing arts" is regarded as a respect for the host and a blessing to the couple on occasions like weddings, and the host will be very happy. In mid-June, the couple began to receive guests. First of all, the bride in the dress walked around her new home three times with the help of her sisters, which means that she will become a member of this family from now on.

Then, the bride and groom sit on a small stage on a "swing chair" made of flowers and branches. Every guest has to go to the couple and offer their warm wishes. According to Pakistani custom, even if the bride is full of joy, her face must be sad. The sadder she is, the more she will be respected. In fact, part of the reason is to show the bride's reluctance to her family.

In fact, it is right to be sad. It's really difficult for a girl to leave her familiar environment and family and integrate into a strange family. I can't be filial to my parents every day. Maybe some people can only go back to their parents once a year. It's sad to think of it. ...

The daily fear of marriage kills me.