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Vietnamese and Chinese tea ceremony

Meg, on April 22, 2019 at 9:13 PM Posted in Family and Relationships 0 2
I know of a mother that says if she comes to the tea ceremony it’s going to be bad luck for her son the groom so she wants to skip it. Now the brides side is saying the tea ceremony should be canceled on the brides and grooms side because the mother of the groom should be there at the tea ceremony. The groom can’t get his mother to come but he still wants to have the tea ceremony for his side of the family even thought the brides side will not attend. What do you guys think?

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Latest activity by Meg, on April 22, 2019 at 10:44 PM
  • Simone
    Devoted April 2020
    Simone ·
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    I would still have it and let the bride's side skip it. Each side has their traditions and beliefs and out you show respect by not taking offense, I think. Let the groom have the ceremony with his side of the family. Sounds like a sweet tradition.
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    May 2019
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    It is the sweetest tradition. But it looks bad his mom refuses to pick up the bride to be friendly and show respect to her family and ancestors. It’s hard to have the party at the groom’s home because it’s so meaningful to have “brought home his bride.” Can’t bring your bride home if your parents can’t even help you pick your her up. The poor bride waited for years for this future mother in law to pick a lucky date too. Once that mama picked the wedding date she said I’m not showing up to your home. It’s so sad.
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