202 1 is the seventh day of the sixth lunar month an auspicious day, suitable for engagement parties?
June in the lunar calendar is the third month of summer and is called the last month of summer. June is also the main month of dog days, so it is also called the Fu Yue.
The nicknames of March in the lunar calendar are: late summer month, full moon, Xia Yue, Shu Fan, sandalwood, bright moon, Dunyue, Tian Quan, lotus, lotus and Li Yue. Is June 7th of 202 1 suitable for engagement?
Lunar calendar: the seventh day of June, 202 1 year; Gregorian calendar: July 202 1 year 16, Friday, Dongsha Chongyang.
Suitable for the old yellow calendar
Don't use it when a day is worth a month.
Sacrifice a broken house and a broken wall
Taboo of the old yellow calendar
Don't use it when a day is worth a month.
Don't take the rest.
Judging from the seventh day of June in 20021lunar calendar, it is not appropriate to get engaged for a banquet.
What are the folk customs of engagement?
First, the same surname does not get married.
Unmarried men and women with the same surname did not get married, which began in the early Western Zhou Dynasty. In the Spring and Autumn Period, people further realized that intermarriage with the same surname would cause abnormal infertility of offspring, but intermarriage with the same surname still occurred from time to time among nobles. After the Warring States period, the surname was Shi, and after the Han Dynasty, the surname was not divided, so it was often inevitable that the same surname would not be married. By the Tang Dynasty, marriage with the same surname followed the ancient system and was prohibited. The Ming and Qing Dynasties became a region-based society, replacing the blood-based clan. Therefore, the Ming Law Regulations and the Qing Law Regulations are divided into two parts: the same surname and the same clan. On the surface, it is forbidden for two people to get married. In fact, people of different races with the same surname can get married. Marriage is forbidden only in the same family.
Second, he Lange
He Lang's songs are very popular in Xing 'an, northeast Guangxi, where relatives and friends gather around the groom to sing He Lang's songs after paying homage and dinner. Impromptu congratulations, but also joking and humorous words. Friends and relatives sing a song and the groom drinks a glass of wine. Sing till midnight and send the groom to the bridal chamber. Female singers wait behind closed doors. Men and women sing "Open the Door Song" in pairs, and only open the door when they enjoy themselves. After entering the door, the songs are noisy, from one glass of wine to ten glasses of wine to congratulate the groom, and the groom drinks from 1 to 10 in turn (male singers can drink instead of winners). Then sing "sex wine" and the couple drink together. Finally, the singer closed the door and ended the wedding by singing the song of closing the door.
Third, sit in the red hall.
Sitting in the Red Room is very popular in quanzhou county, northeast Guangxi. Young men and women worship their ancestors at home and are admonished by their elders on the eve of marriage. The bride wore red ornaments and was accompanied by her classmates. She sat in the main room and sang "Weeping Wedding Song" softly, recalling her parents' kindness and expressing sisterhood. Sisters told the bride to be filial to the elderly and live in harmony with her brothers and sisters, and praised the groom for his handsome and hardworking. When the bride told her unhappy thoughts, the sisters comforted her in many ways. A song was sung late into the night, and Yi Yi said goodbye and gave a gift. The groom is also accompanied by classmates sitting in the main hall, and is taught by their elders to manage the housework diligently and behave appropriately. After the teaching, the old man retired, the boys joked and chased the groom, and the fun ended at night.