answer: #Person1# thanks #Person2# for inviting #Person1# to the wedding. #Person1# is interested in the wedding process during which birdseed is thrown. In the end, the niece of #Person2#'s friend gets the bouquet.
documents: #Person1#: Thanks for inviting me to your friend's wedding. I was surprised to hear the bride and groom talking to each other that way during the marriage ceremony. Is that common?
  #Person2#: Well, some people use a standard set of words, but many couples today write their own wedding vows.
  #Person1#: Your tradition of throwing rice as they got into their car was interesting, but it didn't look like real rice to me.
  #Person2#: It wasn't. It was birdseed. We don't throw rice anymore because someone discovered that birds come along and eat the rice and have trouble digesting it.
  #Person1#: Oh, I didn't think of that. Well, this reception reminds me of weddingparties back in China. Plenty of food and drink, music and dancing, and interesting traditions.
  #Person2#: Wait until you see what happens next! The bride is getting ready to throw her bouquet. Let's go over and watch.
  #Person1#: She's got quite a crowd around her. Oh, look! That little girl caught it!
  #Person2#: She's my friend's ten-year-old niece. I guess there won't be another wedding in this family for a long time.