When it came to choosing the weddings, Lu Yuan was truly at a loss.
There was no other complicated reason.
It was simply because he had gotten involved with too many girls.
And every one of them had completely different styles.
Take Qian Renxue, Xiao Wu, Ning Rongrong, Zhu Zhuqing, and the others. What they wanted was a classic Western wedding, the sort where the bride wore a white wedding dress. In the context of a Chinese wedding, that was a textbook counterexample. In traditional Chinese wedding customs, white clothing was worn by the families of the dead, also known as mourning clothes. Of course, not all white clothing was worn by the families of the deceased, but whenever living people wore white, their clothes usually had various decorations or patterns, such as a ring of yellow fabric around the cuffs, collar, or lapels. In short, they did not wear pure white, but a pseudo-white mixed with other colors. That was an entirely different concept from the pure white of wedding gowns, and the visual styles were also completely different.
On the Chinese wedding side, the more representative examples were Dongfang Huaizhu and Dongfang Qinlan. When they married, the Three Letters and Six Rites were merely the bare minimum. Everything had to be carried out strictly according to ancient customs, including the women's wedding dresses, which had to be embroidered by their own hands. As a result, after the wedding had been decided, Dongfang Huaizhu and Dongfang Qinlan were run ragged. Neither of them was good at this sort of thing. Compared to it, fighting and spellcasting suited their preferences far better. Unfortunately, some matters did not allow them to fool around, and they themselves did not wish to fool around over something like this. Accordingly, the actual date of