Is it possible to get married on the 12th day of the sixth lunar month in 2019?

Marriage refers to the voluntary union of men and women of marriageable age in economic life, spiritual and material aspects in accordance with the Marriage Law, and obtaining recognition from legal, ethical, medical and other aspects. In people's minds, this is a big event and needs to be carried out on a specific day suitable for marriage. So, is it possible to get married on the twelfth day of the sixth lunar month in 2019? The sixth month of the lunar calendar is the season when lotus flowers begin to bloom, and lotus flowers are the messenger of June. If you want to know about the sixth lunar month of 2019, please visit Mr. Shui Mo’s website for consultation.

What day is June 12 in the lunar calendar 2019?

Lunar calendar year 2019 June 12th day (small day)

July 14, 2019, Sunday (Gregorian calendar) Cancer

[The year of Ji Hai is Pig, Pingdi Wood; the month of Xin Wei is Sheep, Lubang Earth; the day of Ren Zi is Rat, Mulberry Wood]

Peng Zu's 100 taboos: Don't ask for divination when Ren is not in the water. Conflict: Rat day clashes with horse (bingwu) Today's conflicts and combinations: Conflict with horse, punishment with rabbit, harm with sheep, broken with chicken, compatible with ox, three-way combination with dragon and monkey, six-way combination with ox. Yearly evil: Yearly evil south. Constellation: North Xu day rat - bad luck

Year of Void: Chensi Month: Xuhai Day: Yinmao Today's Yin and Yang Noble Gods are in the Yang Noble God: Due East Yin Noble God: Due South

God of Wealth: Due South God of Fortune: Northwest God of Wealth: Due South

This month's fetal god: bed warehouse Today's fetal god: warehouse outside the northeast

Lunar calendar June 12, 2019

Today's good and bad luck determined by the 12 gods in the old almanac: Those who hold total power and authority will become great sages if they meet such a star. He is known for his skill in catching thieves and violent men, but he is also known for his fear of being tied up. If it is combined with Baoyizhuanhaosu, it will be very auspicious and authoritative.

What are the taboos on the twelfth day of the sixth lunar month in 2019?

【Today’s Recommendation】
[Do not use the four major events of the day] Remove mourning clothes, perform sacrifices, cancel seeking medical treatment and litigation, take up office, capture, dig wells, seek heirs, plant litigation

【Today's taboo】
[Four wastes of the day, do not use them] Anchor door, ship goods, wear a hairpin, raise the beam, pray for blessings, open the market, release water, take in livestock, set up beds, return home, buy property, take betrothal gifts, open warehouses, bury, separate, set up a deed, move into the house, break ground, start drilling, erect pillars, travel, fast and offer sacrifices, take in finances, migrate, build houses, get married

Is it a good idea to get a marriage certificate on the 12th day of the sixth lunar month in 2019?

If we look at the do’s and don’ts table in the almanac, we can see that among the taboos for today, it says “do not use it for important matters”, which is what people usually call a bad 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.

What are the suitable dates for weddings in the sixth lunar month of 2019?

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What other language can be used to express marriage?

Hehuan: It is a synonym for marriage, an auspicious word, and a special congratulatory word. First of all, it originated from the records such as "Hun Yi" mentioned above. Secondly, the specific character used for wedding-matching drinking is the gourd as a ladle -- 巹. The upper part "承" means "承", which means to continue, to continue, to assist, to help each other; the lower part "巳" is the seal form "卩", which means bamboo, and now it means "节", which refers to chastity, moral integrity, and ethics. As stated in "The Meaning of Marun", "A wedding is to unite two families, to serve the ancestral temple, and to continue future generations; therefore, gentlemen attach great importance to it." The newlyweds each drink from the cup with half a gourd tied with a red string, and then put the two halves of the gourd into one and tie it with a red string. This is the most important ceremony in the wedding, and the meaning is self-evident.
Putting the pot on the stove: When a woman gets married, the most important ceremony at the wedding is that the bride puts a new pot on the stove in her husband's family, fetches water to wash rice, chops wood to make a fire, and cooks a pot of rice, indicating that she is already a member of her husband's family. This is called "putting the pot on", which is synonymous with getting married. The pot is usually set aside in winter, not only to avoid the busy farming season, but also because there is a harvest to spend in autumn. People told me that brides wear several layers of cotton-padded jackets in winter to prevent young men from making trouble and touching them at the wedding. This is a more important reason.
La Mai Tian Chuang: In Cantonese, getting married is called "La Mai Tian Chuang". This term can be interpreted as using a curtain to cover the window-like device opened for light. However, this explanation alone does not convey its meaning. It turns out that living conditions in Hong Kong and Guangzhou were relatively simple in the old days. Buildings were built right next to each other, and two houses shared a wall. In order to provide light, a skylight was usually left on the roof. However, when the lights are turned on at night, people living on the higher floors next door can see everything going on on the floors below just by sticking their heads out the window. Therefore, on the wedding night, curtains must be drawn to cover the bright skylight to prevent others from looking down. "Drawing curtains to cover the skylight" has become synonymous with getting married.