The main wedding car carries the groom, bride, and bridesmaids. The newlyweds are the protagonists of the wedding and usually sit in the back seat of the main wedding car. The bridesmaids can sit in the passenger seat, making it convenient for them to help the bride carry things and tidy up her appearance. But in some areas, flower girls and groomsmen may also be seated in the main wedding car, depending on the needs of the newlyweds.
How to arrange the seats on the wedding car
1. Main wedding carriage: The groom and bride must ride in the main wedding carriage, and sometimes the main groomsman and bridesmaids may also ride in the main wedding carriage together.
2. Second car: Sitting with other groomsmen and bridesmaids, usually the groomsmen are in the passenger seat and the bridesmaids are in the back seat.
3. The third car: The person who picks up the bride from her in laws' house will be allocated the wedding car based on the number of people.
4. The fourth car: For those who take their parents' home to see off their families, allocate the wedding car based on the number of people.
5. The fifth and sixth cars: continue to take the person who picks up the bride from her in laws' house and the person who sees off the bride from her parents' house, and so on.
6. Arrange separate vehicles to pick up and drop off the parents of the newlyweds.
Other precautions for wedding cars
1. Route
Before the wedding, conduct a field observation of the wedding car's driving route. When choosing a road, try to choose a wide and flat road, avoid rough and rugged sections, reduce turning routes, and avoid hospitals, temples, etc.
2. Quantity
The number of wedding cars should be an even number, symbolizing pairing up. The common number of wedding car fleets is generally between 6 and 10 cars, which can be adjusted accordingly depending on the number of people.
3. Color
The currently popular wedding car colors are black, white, and red. Red is most commonly used as the color of the lead car, while black and white are classic versatile colors that can be used as both the lead car and the wedding procession following behind.