Can you still get married if it is taboo in the lunar calendar? Marriage should never be taken lightly.

Is it possible to get married if it is taboo in the lunar calendar? What should I do if the lunar calendar does not allow marriage on the wedding day? Next, let’s learn about the taboos on marriage.

Can I get married if it is taboo in the lunar calendar?

1. Meaning. In the laws of the lunar calendar, marriage is a term used in divination, and is primarily related to marriage. A day that is suitable for marriage in the lunar calendar indicates a day that is appropriate for holding a wedding ceremony, while a day that is unsuitable for marriage in the lunar calendar indicates that such a day is not suitable for getting married or obtaining a marriage certificate.
2. Impact. In the folk customs of marriage, it is believed that the establishment of a marriage relationship is a "match made in heaven", so the date and time of the marriage should also be in accordance with heaven to have a good result. Therefore, it is better for us to choose an auspicious day to get married.

Taboos on choosing an auspicious day for marriage

1. In folk culture, when holding happy events such as weddings and full moons, people prefer even-numbered days and avoid odd-numbered days, which also means that good things come in pairs.

2. March, July and September of the lunar calendar coincide with "Qingming Festival", "Yulan Festival" and "Chonggong Festival", all of which are traditional "Ghost Festivals" and it is not suitable to hold wedding ceremonies. "Marry someone in June and be married for half a year", June equals half a year, so getting married in June is a sign of "being married for half a year".

3. A year without spring, also known as a widowed year, means there is no Beginning of Spring in that year. "Widowed" is a big taboo at marriage and is obviously unlucky.

4. A year with two springs means there are two Spring Beginnings in one year, which means men and women are likely to remarry and is considered unlucky.

5. It is extremely taboo to hold a wedding during the period of mourning. It is not only disrespectful to the deceased, but also affects the family fortune, making it difficult to have children and raising children.

Explanation of marriage terms in the lunar calendar

Marriage: wedding ceremony, wedding day

Nacai: to enter into marriage and receive betrothal gifts; commonly known as: engagement, literary engagement, overengagement, completed engagement, and major engagement

Asking for the name: Both the man and the woman take their birth years and offer them to the altar. After a few days without incident, they can get married.

Naxu: Same as marriage, the man marries the woman as a son-in-law

Guining: The first time a bride and groom return to their parents' home after their wedding.

Bed-making: placing a sleeping bed, one is to place a new bed for a newly married couple, the other is to place a new bed when things are not going well.

Hezhang: the act of making mosquito nets, now it should refer to the installation of curtains

Guanji: A ceremony for young people to enter adulthood (usually at the age of 16)

Engagement: a kind of engagement ceremony, commonly known as Xiaopin (engagement)

Population: refers to taking in adopted children, or adopting godchildren.

Tailoring: One month before the wedding, the man should prepare wine, blue cloth, and gold and silver hairpins and rings for the matchmaker to send to the woman's home.