The Clash At The Royal Wedding

[East Palace, Wedding Hall]

The Crown Prince and the Crown Princess here followed the sets of customs and rituals. The marriage between them symbolized the continuation of the dynasty and the bonding of two royal clans.

There was red and golden decoration everywhere. Red and golden symbolized good fortune, prosperity, and dignity.

There were red and golden lanterns hanging everywhere in the palace.

Fresh flowers, such as peonies, lilies, orchids, lotus flowers, and chrysanthemums, were arranged in vases and used to decorate the halls and gardens.

The walls of the palace halls were draped with red silk to create a grand atmosphere.

Many nobles, high-ranking officials, and people from hermit clans were invited here. The palace looked lively, bustling with people.

Each of them wore the noble robes, which were simplicity, elegance, and harmony with nature.