How Weddings Differ in Vietnam and America

People all over the world are celebrating important activities such as birthdays, graduation ceremonies, weddings, funerals. But the way we celebrate is different from culture, culture, country, and country. As a result, Vietnamese and Americans celebrate their activities differently, and the people of these countries have different ways to celebrate weddings in preparation, clothing and ceremonies. One important difference between Vietnamese and Americans by celebrating the wedding is preparatory work.

Wedding ceremonies are part of every culture in the world. It is natural for a person to grow and get married and start a family. However, there is a big difference between wedding ceremonies in each culture. People in Vietnam highlight wedding ceremonies and order wedding. Vietnam usually spends more time preparing for the wedding than in the United States. Compared with casual wedding in the United States, Vietnamese wedding ceremonies are more complicated, especially at ceremonies and banquets. Ceremonies are usually a combination of Western and Oriental style. Oriental style rituals include elements of traditional Vietnamese. These are far more complicated than western style. Therefore, the couple usually starts preparation for the wedding from 6 months to 1 year ago. Vietnamese people place importance on wedding habits and traditional wedding ceremonies. For them it is important to get married on an auspicious day and marry at an auspicious moment if possible.

Traditional Vietnamese wedding is one of the most important traditions of Vietnamese events. Regardless of westernization, many of the traditional Vietnamese wedding ancient customs of Vietnam continue to be celebrated by Vietnamese and foreign people, often combining Western and Oriental traditions. In the past, both men and women were supposed to get married when they were young. In some mountainous areas, one of them is too young to marry 13 or 14, so "Taohan" is. Marriage called contract marriage is usually coordinated by parents and their families, and children make a limited decision on the problem. In modern Vietnam, people can freely choose their marriage partner called romantic marriage, but that has changed.