Most of the Czech weddings are held in churches. On the wedding day, the bride will be banned at her parents' home, waiting for the welcome team led by the groom and the matchmaker to come and marry. It is quite similar to the Chinese relatives. St. Vitus Church is the landmark of the Old Town. The oldest, largest and most luxurious church in the area was built in the early 14th century and is the center of faith for the local people and the source of the city's development. This extremely important Gothic-style baroque church in the Czech Republic stands on the banks of the Vltava River and is spectacular. The steeple of the church towers in the clouds. The church has fifteenth-century frescoes, Rosenbock (William). And the wife's tomb, the second floor has a baroque giant organ made in 1761, as well as stone pillars, temples and exquisite domes are worth watching.