Is the 20th day of the first lunar month in 2020 suitable for marriage?

Is the 20th day of the first lunar month in 2020 suitable for marriage? The first month of the lunar calendar is an important month. Let us pay attention to the traditional festivals in the first month and have a good start of the month together. For more knowledge related to the first month of the lunar year, please pay attention to the 2020 first month special topic on Shuimoxiansheng.com.

What day is the 20th day of the first lunar month in 2020?

Lunar calendar year 2020, January 20 (Lunar calendar)

Aquarius (Thursday, February 13, 2020)

[The Gengzi year is the Rat, the Bishangtu, the Wuyin month is the Tiger, the Chengtoutu, the Bingxu day is the Dog, the Wushangtu]

Peng Zu's 100 Taboos: Bing does not repair the stove, Xu does not eat dogs. Conflict: Dog day clashes with (Gengchen) Dragon. Today's conflicts and compatibility: Conflict with Dragon, Punishment with Sheep, Harm with Rooster, Break with Sheep, Compatibility with Rabbit, Triple Combination with Tiger and Horse, Six Combination with Rabbit. Yearly Evil: Yearly Evil North. Constellation: Eastern Corner Wood Dragon - Good

The year of the Void: Chensi Month: Shenyou Day: Wuwei Today's Yin and Yang Noble Gods are in the Yang Noble God: Due West Yin Noble God: Northwest

God of Wealth God of Happiness: Southwest God of Fortune: East God of Wealth: Southwest

This month's fetal god: The bed in the room. Today's fetal god: The kitchen stove in the northwest.

What are the things to do and not to do on the 20th day of the first lunar month in 2020?

【Today’s Recommendation】
[Do not use on the day of death] Seeking an heir, building, attending school, offering sacrifices, burying, seeking wealth, setting up beds, breaking ground, accepting marriage proposals, resolving marriages, building stoves, collecting wealth, traveling, building houses, settling lawsuits, signing contracts, erecting pillars, taking up posts, raising beams, opening markets, seeking medical treatment, and tailoring clothes

【Today's taboo】
[Do not use on the day of death] Litigation, livestock, incense, fasting, houseplanting, migration, praying for blessings, boating, property purchase

Is it a good idea to get a marriage certificate on the 20th day of the first lunar month in 2020?

According to the lunar calendar, today's auspicious day is marked as [marriage], so it is a good day to get married. But among the taboos of today, there is a mark "Do not use for important matters", which is what people usually call a broken day, an unlucky day. Therefore, you cannot get married on this day. Please choose other auspicious days to hold a grand wedding, so that you can pray for a happy and fulfilling marriage life.

List of auspicious wedding dates in the first month of 2020

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Marriage customs in different countries

Belgium: A bride can have her name embroidered on a handkerchief and wear it on her wedding day. After the wedding, the handkerchief is put into a frame and kept until another girl in the family gets married.
Egypt: In Egypt, the groom's family, not the groom himself, proposes to the bride. Many marriages are still arranged by parents and matchmakers.
England: Traditionally, rural brides and their wedding party walk to the church together. A little girl walked at the front of the procession, scattering flowers along the way, indicating that the bride's life path would be filled with flowers and she would be happy forever.
Finland: The bride wears a golden crown. After the wedding, unmarried women dance around the blindfolded bride, waiting for her to place the wreath on her head on someone else's head. The person on whom the bride puts the crown is considered to be the next to get married. The bride and groom sat in the VIP seats at the wedding banquet. The bride held a sieve covered with a silk shawl. When the guests put the money into the sieve, a best man will announce the name of the guest who put the money and the amount of the gift to the guests present.
Greece: Usually the godfather of the groom, serving as a guest at the wedding. The guest is often the best man. His duty is to assist the bride and groom in wearing the wreath (the wreath is white and gold, and is made of flowers blooming in all seasons, or woven from branches and vines that symbolize love and wrapped in gold or silver paper). After wearing the flower crowns, the newlyweds circle the altar three times. Others at the wedding read from the Bible, held candles, and placed the wreath in a special box after the ceremony. In order to ensure a sweet married life, Greek brides can put a piece of candy in their gloves on their wedding day.
South Korea: Ducks are included in wedding processions because ducks always accompany each other for life. In the past, the groom rode a small white horse to the bride's house and brought a pair of gray geese and ganders, which symbolized loyalty.