My cousin who lives in London is coming.
The ring which I bought is gold.
The bride that wore white is my sister.
The groom whose father is a doctor is tall.
The church where they got married is old.
June when they wed is lucky.
The guests (who/that) I invited arrived. → The guests I invited arrived.
Use relative clauses to give extra information without repeating nouns. Very common in wedding stories!
Last month, my cousin who lives in London came home for a wedding. The bride who wore a white dress is my sister. The groom whose family is from Hue looked happy. The ceremony which lasted one hour was at a church where our grandparents married. Over 200 guests who were invited danced at the reception. My parents whose house is near hosted a small party after. We gave gifts which were money in red envelopes. Everyone said the couple who made vows will live happily ever after. Family ties were strong that day. Blood is thicker than water, and love filled the air.
Tháng trước, anh họ em, người sống ở London về dự đám cưới. Cô dâu mặc váy trắng là chị em. Chú rể gia đình ở Huế trông hạnh phúc. Lễ cưới diễn ra một tiếng ở nhà thờ nơi ông bà từng cưới. Hơn 200 khách mời nhảy múa ở tiệc cưới. Bố mẹ, nhà gần, tổ chức tiệc nhỏ sau. Chúng em tặng quà là tiền phong bì đỏ. Mọi người nói cặp đôi đọc lời thề sẽ hạnh phúc mãi mãi. Mối quan hệ gia đình rất bền chặt ngày ấy. Máu mủ ruột thịt, và tình yêu tràn ngập.