Ceremony filipino wedding

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Wedding ceremony is different from place to place. But for most place, the ceremony include a person announce the broom and bride as a couple.

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Grandmother means mother of father or mother. In Chinese mother of your father is called Nai Nai. Mother of your mother is called Lao Lao or Wai Po.

The bride will go to meet the broom's relatives. If the bride know one relative of the broom, she should call the relative the same thing as the broom starting at that moment.

In English, ant means the sister of your father or mother. In Chinese, sister of your father should be called Gu. Sister of your mother should be called Yi.

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In China, one can not call a senior or older relative their names. They should be call as something like uncle, ant, grandma and so on. Calling a senior relative as Mr. something is regarded as very impolite.

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