Five o'clock in the evening.
The Guan Family's wedding banquet was a traditional Chinese wedding, with the Guan Family strictly adhering to ancestral customs.
The wedding consisted of a morning welcome and an evening procession, with dusk being the auspicious time.
After considering the birthdates of the bride and groom, the ceremony was scheduled for 6:18 PM. Guests were already arriving one after another.
The formerly austere and historically-laden main gate was now wide open, with red silk draped on the two large stone lions at its entrance.
Festive decorations adorned the place!
Everyone knew the Guan Family was marrying off their daughter and welcoming the son-in-law into the family. Yet, on the surface, it was still being held as a traditional Chinese wedding.
