Spanish customs and taboos

Spanish customs: Capes and capes are traditional costumes for Spanish women and are still popular today. Spanish women have the custom of wearing earrings when they go out, otherwise they will be regarded as not wearing clothes and ridiculed. Bullfighting pants are a traditional outfit for men. Spanish houses are well decorated, spacious and comfortable.

Spanish customs: Wedding The wedding of the Musk people in Spain follows a set of traditional customs. People habitually think that Xingsi is an "auspicious day", so weddings are generally held on this day. The ceremony must be carried out in the church in accordance with the rituals prescribed by the Catholic Church.

Spanish custom: Spanish women have a "fan language". For example, when a woman opens a fan and covers the lower part of her face, it means: I love you, do you like me? If you open it and close it a while, it implies: I miss you very much. Therefore, women who are new to Spain are advised not to use fans if they do not understand fan language.

Spanish customs: Meeting etiquette Spaniards generally adopt three methods: shaking hands, kissing and hugging. When two people meet for the first time, they shake hands and greet each other. If the other party does not intend to shake hands, they can nod and say "hello". When visiting Spain, whether you are acquaintances, friends, or relatives, you must make an agreement in advance. It is a rude behavior to rush to the host's home or office without warning in advance. Spain has a habit of going to bed late and getting up late, and guests are best advised to visit after 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Guests usually bring gifts. A bottle of wine, a box of snacks, or a bouquet of flowers will do. Guests generally don't arrive on time, and most of them are 10 to 15 minutes late. If you are late too much, it is a rude behavior, and coming too early will catch the host off guard. Under more formal circumstances, Spaniards have the habit of arranging seats during meals. Generally, the host couple sits face to face at both ends of the table, and the rest of the guests sit on both sides. It would be rude to leave immediately after a meal, and it would be rude to stay too long.

Taboo in Spain: Spaniards avoid sending dahlias and chrysanthemums, and only send chrysanthemums at funerals. The delivery time is also very particular. Generally, no flowers are sent on the 13th of each month, and no 13 flowers are sent when sending flowers, because the number "13" is unlucky in the hearts of Spaniards.