Is it suitable to get a certificate during the Laba Festival in 2020? Is it suitable to get a certificate during the Laba Festival in 2020?

We all know that Laba Festival is a traditional day in our country. There are various customs and particularities in many places. Of course, there are also some taboos and precautions. Many people eat Laba porridge or soak Laba garlic on this day. So is the Laba Festival in 2020 suitable for obtaining a certificate? Let’s take a closer look below!

Is the Laba Festival in 2020 suitable for obtaining a marriage certificate?

Look at the date

We all know that the Laba Festival in 2020 is on January 2, 2020, which happens to be Thursday. The Civil Affairs Bureau is working normally, so you can get a marriage certificate.

Look at the almanac

Judging from the almanac, the Laba Festival is a very suitable day for getting a certificate, and there are no taboos.

2020 Laba Festival lunar calendar:

January 2, 2020, the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month, Thursday

Appropriate: to be conferred on the book, to go to Shangguan, to go to Liang trade, to meet relatives and friends, to repair warehouses, to build houses, to wear hairpins, to travel, to break ground, to get married, to move. Family, fasting, traveling, seeking heirs, pastoral care, praying for blessings, offering sacrifices, migrating, setting up certificates, erecting pillars, collecting animals, collecting money, collecting goods, meridians, getting married, tailoring, decorating, getting engaged, importing people, contemplating, asking for names, getting certificates

Taboo: Build a delivery room, ship goods, open a warehouse, plant, seek medical treatment and relieve illness

Auspicious days to receive certificates before and after the Laba Festival in 2020

December 22, 2019 in the Gregorian calendar, November 27, 2019 in the lunar calendar, Sunday On the day, it is against the pig (Ding Hai) and evil spirits are in the east.

Suitable for: offering sacrifices, painting, consecrating, getting certificates, tailoring, wearing hairpins, getting married, collecting goods, dismantling, repairing, breaking ground, upright columns, mounting beams, setting up beds, migrating, entering houses, installing incense, making nets, capturing, hunting, logging, entering the population, releasing water

Taboo: Traveling, burial, repairing tombs, opening of the market

December 30, 2019 in the Gregorian calendar, Monday, the fifth day of the twelfth lunar month in 2019, is in the direction of Sheep (Yiwei) in the east.

Suitable for: getting married, traveling, seeking medical treatment, obtaining certificates, treating diseases, offering sacrifices, and praying for blessings. Mounting beams, bringing in livestock

Taboos: opening the market, and burying

January 6, 2020, the twelfth lunar month, Monday

Sustainable: Going to Shangguan for office, mounting beams, trading, logging, meeting relatives and friends, going to school, moving into the house, traveling, shaving your head, getting married, opening Start business, open market, open house, clean house, move, trim hands and feet, travel, seek medical treatment, bathe, herd, migrate, set up coupons, erect pillars, collect livestock, collect wealth, collect goods, meridians, get married, tailor, dissolve, engage, import people, brew, ask names, receive certificates

Taboo: Repair Warehouse, build a delivery room, repair, decorate the walls, break ground, collect fish, install beds, install urns, level the roads, dig channels, plant, break the ground, destroy houses and walls, penetrate wells, build embankments, mend walls and plug holes, decoration, drum casting, boating, crossing water

January 07, 2020, lunar calendar Tuesday, the 13th day of the twelfth lunar month

Appropriate: to be granted a title, to be appointed as an official, to be promoted to a beam, to trade, to repair warehouses, to be repaired, to enter school, to move into a house, to travel, to shave one’s head, to break ground, to get married, to open a house, to open a business, to open a market, to open a house, to clean a house, to move, to have one’s hands and feet repaired, to fast, to travel. Planting, seeking medical treatment, bathing, herding, migrating, setting up bonds, erecting pillars, building embankments, collecting livestock, collecting money, collecting money, meridians, getting married, tailoring, decorating, dissolving engagements, importing people, brewing, asking for names, getting certificates

Taboo: meeting relatives and friends, starting a funeral, burying, breaking ground

How to choose the date to receive the certificate

1. Look at the almanac

Before receiving the certificate, generally every day will indicate whether it is suitable for marriage. If you can find an auspicious day to get married, you can choose an even-numbered day in the Gregorian and lunar calendar. In China, many people will choose even-numbered days for weddings. After all, good things come in pairs!

2. Choose a day with special meaning

On the annual Valentine's Day, many people will go and get a certificate, such as the Chinese Valentine's Day or the 520 Day. Getting a certificate is very meaningful in itself. It is best to remember to go earlier. Many people will choose to get the certificate on this day, and September 21 means I love you.