what does the feng shui guide say about getting married near water features/waterfall?

 

In my view, the following are some important considerations:

1. The concept is that one is not wedded to the waterfall itself, but rather situated close to it.

1.1. One might be apprehensive about being married to a waterfall. However, since this is not a lasting arrangement, and provided that the waterfall does not disrupt the ceremony—such as water splashing onto guests or food—it is generally acceptable.

1.2. Alternatively, if the sound of the waterfall significantly overwhelms the atmosphere and disrupts the announcements and activities of the wedding.

2. Most of the aforementioned points relate to common sense.

3. Auto-suggestion and self-fulfilling prophecy: it is advisable to consult one's elders first. For instance, speaking with a grandmother (matriarch) to ascertain if she has any taboos, if applicable. If there are none, then the prospect of having a wedding here appears more favorable.

4. Have you sought the advice of a 'crazy' geomancer? If you consulted a geomancer who practices a simplistic form of ba zi, where they inform you or your partner that they are a fire person and should avoid water, etc., then if you have encountered such an individual, you must decide whether to accept or disregard their counsel.

5. Indeed, I have attended weddings abroad that were near artificial waterfalls, among other locations.

6. Furthermore, there are even instances of couples marrying while wearing scuba diving gear in a large tank, etc..

6. And there are even those who got married wearing suba diving gear in a large tank... etc.. Okay.. most likely one of them is a Navy Seal. LOL

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On 4/6/2015 3:18:14 PM, Anonymous wrote:
what does the feng shui guide
say about getting married near
water features/waterfall?

18 hours ago, Renee said:

Many people use pictures of waterfalls.  Are waterfalls painting really a cure for water element?

Based on symbolism, it is considered as Yin water.