The "Frando La" dance comes from the French province of Lower Provence. Some people think it comes from Greece, because this dance is very similar to the aisle of Minotto maze in ancient Greece. Some people think that the Frando dance is the Carola dance. The so-called Caroli, that is, the open circle, dancers sing and dance hand in hand, and the lead singer and dancer stand in front of the dance formation. He sang a line and everyone sang along. The dance rhythm is slow and fast, and the dance movements change with the rhythm. The basic dance steps are ordinary steps and running, and the dance formation is chain. Male and female dancers hold hands or pull handkerchiefs to dance. The dance formations include small snakes, spirals, arches, snails, bridges and mazes. Dance movements are basically improvisation, but some tips are also interspersed, and the tips are decided by the leaders. This is the finale of the holiday wedding.