At ten in the morning, the wedding commenced as scheduled. Despite being in the West, Ye Fei's wedding was purely Eastern in style. Ye Fei did not wear a suit, and Liu Yun'er did not don a wedding dress. Instead, they both wore vintage red ceremonial robes.
Liu Yun'er, in particular, was adorned with a phoenix crown and a rosy veil, but unlike in ancient times, she did not cover her face with a red veil. Already a stunning beauty, she now looked even more radiant.
The wedding process need not be detailed (in truth, the author is not well-versed in traditional Chinese weddings, having only seen the highly simplified version with only three bows on TV and the awkward hybrid versions in real life). In short, it was characterized by two words: lengthy.
As each ritual was carried out one by one, it was already noon before the wedding reached its final stage, where the bride and groom served tea to their elders.
