Bride Attacks Rowdy Guests After He Sprays Her With Champagne In Viral Video

The video of the awkward moment quickly circulated online, turning into a viral sensation and sparking heated debate on wedding etiquette. The page described: "Yesterday at a wedding in China, some people played an ill-timed prank and the bride didn't stand still." Race to the Future: Traditional Chinese weddings back in fashion!Over the years, China has seen tremendous changes in how weddings are celebrated. "Rosalinda Oropeza Randall, another etiquette expert, recalled:"At our wedding, there were a couple of guests who had a falling out years prior. The blog further explains that most Chinese weddings are split into two parts: the tea ceremony and the banquet. As a result, on the morning of the wedding, it's tradition for the groom and his entourage to pick up the bride at her parents' house. "As with any wedding, don't forget to congratulate the bride and groom before leaving. If you are unable to make it to the wedding entirely, fear not! You can still mail the newlywed couple a red envelope as a token of your support."