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Chapter 816 Getting Married (Episode 17)

It turned out that at that time, when his ears were close to his chest, he heard the beating of his heart...

Jing Haohao's lips were still raised, but there was a layer of mist in his eyes.

Liang Chen came out of the building in the community with Jing Haohao in his arms. When the welcoming team outside saw the bride, cheers and firecrackers sounded again.

The sun was shining brightly on the whole land, and the weather was so good that no words could describe it. Jinghao was carried into the wedding car by Liang Chen.

Through the car window, Jinghao could see many people watching such a magnificent wedding, and he didn't know who spilled out handfuls of red envelopes filled with wedding candies, melons and fruits, which attracted people from outside to snatch it up.

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At 10:30, the welcoming team steadily entered the old house of Liangjia.

Although the good family is high and powerful, it still retains many nostalgic customs.

Liangchen's grandfather has been in poor health for these years, and has been convalescing in a nursing home in Beijing. Today, his grandson got married and rushed over from Beijing to sit in the high hall, while Liangchen's parents sat on both sides.

Liang Chen took Jing Haohao's hand and walked over slowly.

The best man and the bridesmaid followed behind. When passing by the brazier, the bridesmaid lifted Jing Haohao's skirt, and Jing Haohao strode over.

Before going to the high hall, it is to offer tea.

A servant from a good family brought the tea that had been prepared.

Liang Chen was the first to serve a cup and toasted it to Grandpa.

Grandpa took the tea with a smile, took a sip, then put the teacup on the tray held by the servant beside him, took a red envelope, and handed it to Liangchen.

When Liang Chen took the red envelope, it was Jing Hao who offered tea.

Jing Haohao took a cup of tea according to the gourd painting, handed it to Grandpa Liangchen, lowered his head slightly, and called out respectfully: "Grandpa."

With the same smile just now, Liangchen's grandfather took Jinghaohao's tea, took a sip, and then handed Jinghaohao a red envelope.

Jinghao took the red envelope with both hands and said, "Thank you."

When Liangchen's grandfather heard this thank you, he couldn't stop smiling from ear to ear.

Afterwards, they served tea to Liangchen's father and mother in turn, and received red envelopes as usual.

After paying homage to the high hall, it means that the husband and wife get married and drink a cup of wine.

The link of getting married is a very ancient ceremony. In ancient times, it was a knot and a promise of love. Later, when they were newly married, they had the same heart as husband and wife.

In this link, Liangchen's mother had already told the makeup artist, so Jinghao deliberately left a wisp of hair behind her ears.

Liang's old nanny handed Liang Chen a pair of scissors, and Liang Chen cut off Jing Haohao's loose strand of hair, and then handed the scissors to Jing Hao Hao.

Because Liangchen is a bit tall, when Jing had a good haircut, he deliberately bent over to attract the onlookers, who couldn't help but smile.

Jing Hao found Liang Chen's most inconspicuous place and cut a strand of hair.

Nowadays men's hair is not as long as in ancient times, and it is not allowed to braid concentric knots, so I mixed the long hair of two people together and put them in two brocade bags embroidered with red double happiness characters, and then, One was given to the bride and groom each.

It indicates that from then on, the two will be united.

After the hair knot, it is to drink a cup of wine.

The wine is the best Hua Diao wine.

When one end comes up, it smells of the aloes of age.

The old nanny of a good family took the wine glass and poured two glasses of Huadiao wine, giving each of the bride and groom a glass.

In the ceremony of handing over glasses of wine, Liang Chen's mother had instructed in advance that when the husband and wife clinked glasses, they only took a small sip of symbolic significance.

(End of this chapter)