Feng Shui Master: What Does ‘Chong Xi (Inviting Joy to Ward Off Misfortune)’ Mean? Who Should Avoid Weddings?,

Mourners or Those in Grief: From the perspective of traditional beliefs and Feng Shui considerations, attending a wedding during a mourning period is considered inappropriate。 This is not only disrespectful to the deceased but also believed to bring misfortune to both the attendees and the newlyweds。

Those Recovering from Long-term Illness: From the perspective of luck and Feng Shui, individuals who have recently recovered from long-term illnesses are typically at a turning point where their worst luck is ending and good fortune is beginning。 Marriage, on the other hand, represents the pinnacle of good luck。 It is inauspicious to mix these two delicate states together。

Pregnant Women: The bustling and noisy atmosphere of weddings, including the detonation of firecrackers, can inadvertently offend the Fetal spirit, which is highly taboo。 Even if attending, pregnant women should avoid watching the bride enter the bridal chamber。 Additionally, doctors advise against attending crowded and chaotic events like weddings, especially for those in their first trimester。