雅思口语婚礼话题

在大部分的文化里，通常都会发展出一些结婚上的传统与习俗，其中有许多在现代社会中已经失去了其原始所象征的意义，逐渐演变为世俗婚礼。这篇关于雅思口语婚礼话题，希望对你们有帮助。

关于婚礼的雅思口语常用词汇

fusion wedding 融合式婚礼

wedding ceremony 结婚典礼

bangquet dinner 盛大宴席

wedding anniversary结婚纪念日

bride 新娘

bridegroom or groom新郎

officiator主婚人

honeymoon 蜜月

wedding planning 婚礼策划

wedding gown 婚纱

tuxedo 新郎的西装

red envelope 红包

present tea 敬茶

良辰吉日 an auspicious date and time

新人 the newlyweds

主婚人 marriage officiant

花束 bouquet 玫瑰花瓣 rose petal

婚礼中的走红毯 wedding procession

In some traditions, one or more children carry bouquets or drop rose petals in front of the bride in the wedding procession.

雅思口语婚礼话题汇总

关于wedding的问题可以出现在雅思口语的任何一部分，在第一部分中，有过这样的考题，what’s the typical Chinese wedding like? What do people usually wear in the wedding?

Have you ever been to a wedding celebration?

What happens at a wedding celebration in China?

Do people eat, drink and dance at wedding celebrations in China?

这些题目相对而言比较简单，在答题中简单展示出中西文化差异即可。

但是到了第二部分，

Describe a wedding you attended.

You should say:

- whose wedding it was

- who was there

- where it was

and explain how you felt at this wedding

因为涉及到一个具体的婚礼的描述，这种细节的描述往往比表达一些观点显得难，，建议各位同学拿到话题之后的一分钟内，就马上开始根据wedding这个关键词做brain storming， 在脑海中可能会出现的词：flowers， red carpet，banquet dinner, wedding candies， bride and groom， exchange the rings， wedding vows…有了这些单词，接下来就是组织语言的工作了，事件题相当于是一篇口述的记叙文，各位考生可以把记叙文的六大要素(when， who， where， beginning， plot， ending)融入进去，并且可以在其中点出自己最难忘的一个场景作为细节highlight。

例如：I think the most romantic part was the time when the newlyweds were taking the wedding vows. The groom said to the bride， “I love three things in the world， the sun， the moon and you， the sun for the day， the moon for the night and you forever.” And the bride said to the groom， “To the world， you might be just one person， but to me， you are my whole world.” Those words touched everybody’s heart.

一篇part2的完整范文，可以是这样的：

Ok, well I've actually been to quite a few weddings, because I'm now at the age when a lot of my friends are starting to get married, so it was kind of difficult choosing which one to describe, but I guess probably the easiest for me to talk about would be the most recent one I went to, which was that of a neighbour of mine.

Also, what I should probably make clear to you first, though, is that weddings here in China tend to just involve the wedding reception, as you may know, without the signing of marriage documents, which is usually done in private several months before the wedding, so it's just the reception which I'm gonna talk about.

And, as for who was there, well, I couldn't tell you everyone, because there were absolutely loads of people, you know, the hall was pretty packed, so my guess would be that there were probably something like 250 to 300 guests, and if I'm not mistaken, it seemed to be that the majority were friends and relatives of the bride and groom, although I also noticed that they had invited quite a few of their colleagues from work as well, because one of them, who I think was her boss, went up on stage to make a speech at some point.

Anyway, with regard to where the wedding was held, well, it was actually in a small city called Zhuji, which is about an hour's drive just to the south east of Hangzhou, because that's where the bride comes from, and the reception itself was held in quite a nice-looking hotel, which was easy to spot because it was about 10 times higher than all the buildings around it!

So regarding how I felt at the wedding, well, to put it simply, it was a really wonderful wedding, and there were some parts of it that moved me quite a lot, such as when the bride broke down in tears when she was on stage thanking her parents for all the support they had given her. It was also really clear to see how much the bride and groom loved each other, as they couldn't take their eyes off each other the whole evening, so I was really happy for them and was glad that I made it to their wedding.

That's pretty much it, I think, so thanks a lot for listening.

Part 3 关于Wedding的问题也可以有很多，抓住中国现在这种中西结合婚礼的特点来讲，就不会有什么了。

Why do many people spend a lot of money on wedding celebrations?

Why do you think people spend a lot of money on their wedding?

Which would you prefer, a modern-style wedding or a traditional-style wedding? Why?

Do you know of any differences between weddings in China and those in the West?

雅思口语描写中国传统婚礼中的敬茶

At traditional Chinese weddings, the tea ceremony is the equivalent of an exchange of vows at a Western wedding ceremony. This ritual is still practiced widely among rural Chinese, however young people in larger cities, as well as in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore, tend to practice a combination of Western style of marriage together with the Tea Ceremony.

When the bride leaves her home with the groom to his house, a "Good Luck Woman" will hold a red umbrella over her head, meaning "raise the bark, spread the leaves." This "good luck woman" should be someone who is blessed with a good marriage, healthy children and husband and living parents. Other relatives will scatter rice, red bean and green bean in front of her. The red umbrella protects the bride from evil spirit, and the rice and beans are to attract the attention of the gold chicken.[citation needed]

Newlyweds kneel in front of parents presenting tea. A Good Luck Woman making the tea says auspicious phrases to bless the family. Newlyweds also present tea to each other, raising the tea cups high to show respect before presenting to each other.

Those who receive the tea usually give the bride gifts such as jewelry or red envelope.

Tea Ceremony is an official ritual to introduce the newlyweds to each other's family, and it's a way for newlyweds to show respect and appreciation to their parents. The newlyweds kneel in front of their parents, serving tea to both side of parents, as well as elder close relatives. Parents give their words of blessing and gifts to the newlyweds. During tea presentation, a "Good Luck Woman" would say auspicious phrases to bless the newlyweds and the parents. These auspicious words of blessing are designed to bless and amuse the family and make the occasion filled with fun and joy.