
More as a Person than as a Bride: Essential Etiquette to Keep in Mind for Your Wedding Day
2019.11.27 published
Be Careful Not to Act Unconsciously in This Way*
The Wedding Ceremony is a Stage that Attracts Guests' Attention*
During the screening of the profile movie, during conversations, and during guest performances, it’s essential to maintain an awareness that you are “being watched by many guests♡” even in the most casual moments.
Even if you are dressed beautifully, if you exhibit some disappointing behavior that you aren’t aware of, how terrifying would it be if guests were watching you...?
In this article, we will share the minimum etiquette that both the bride and groom should be careful not to display during the wedding ceremony.
Minimum Etiquette During the Wedding Ceremony ①
There may be moments during the ceremony when you accidentally cough or sneeze.
In such cases, facing the guests while coughing without covering your mouth or nose is absolutely unacceptable.
If you act like this in places like trains or at the office, people might think you lack consideration for those around you or that you are rather careless.
Additionally, covering your sneeze or cough with your hand is generally advised against, as it may spread viruses.
Therefore,
If you feel a sneeze or cough coming on, be sure to lightly cover it with a handkerchief to avoid making loud noises.
Minimum Etiquette During the Wedding Ceremony ②
The way you hold and use your fork and knife, as well as how you eat, is another important manner to be mindful of.
During the wedding, the bride and groom (especially the bride) often have very little time to eat.
However, if you find some time and think “I can eat now!” it’s important to eat with graceful and proper actions without rushing through the meal*
You definitely wouldn’t want to see a bride in a beautiful dress chomping away, making loud noises, having her tongue out, or pushing her knife instead of pulling it...
Just one misstep in how you hold or eat with your utensils can give a poor impression, so it’s a good idea to review how to eat and use cutlery before the wedding.
