Marrying couples often aspire to throw lavish wedding receptions with which to
celebrate their union. However, often these parties carry with them a burden that
newlyweds cannot comfortably bear. It is agreed that excessive spending on
marriage celebrations can cause issues for new husbands and wives. This will be
shown by analyzing how excessive matrimonial ceremonies can encumber
newlyweds financially and cause the entire wedding gathering to be somewhat
impersonal in nature.
Firstly, many marrying couples often create problems for themselves when they
spend beyond their means on their marriage reception. For example, some friends of
mine in China borrowed an exorbitant amount of money to pay for a very large
wedding they held several years ago. Acting in such a prodigal way meant that for
the two years following their matrimony, these young people had to dedicate every
last cent of their earnings to their debt. As this money could have been put towards
building a better life for themselves, it is clear that problems can arise for people who
spend extreme amounts on their weddings.
In addition to this, huge weddings can cause a marriage reception to be impersonal in
nature. For instance, I once attended a very large and extremely beautiful Iranian
wedding. Although perhaps the most stunning matrimonial ceremony I have ever
been to, the guest list was so large that I barely had a chance to give the bride and groom my wishes and meet their parents. These newlyweds later expressed their
regret at not being able to mingle with their guests comfortably. As their experience
shows, it is obvious that large weddings can cause problems for brides and grooms.
Following this look, it has been proven that large and expensive wedding parties can
incite issues for marrying couples. Although many marriage arrangements are
culturally sensitive, it is hoped that modern couples weigh the pros and cons of
throwing a lavish ceremony before deciding to do so.
Marrying
couples
often
aspire to throw lavish
wedding
receptions with which to
celebrate
their union.
However
,
often
these parties carry with them a burden that
newlyweds
cannot
comfortably
bear. It is
agreed
that excessive spending
on
marriage
celebrations can
cause
issues for new husbands and wives. This will
be
shown by analyzing how excessive matrimonial ceremonies can encumber
newlyweds
financially
and
cause
the entire
wedding
gathering to be somewhat
impersonal
in nature.
Firstly
,
many
marrying
couples
often
create problems for themselves when they
spend
beyond their means on their marriage reception.
For example
,
some
friends
of
mine in China borrowed an exorbitant amount of money to pay for a
very
large
wedding
they held several years ago. Acting in such a prodigal way meant that
for
the two years following their matrimony, these young
people
had to dedicate every
last
cent of their earnings to their debt.
As
this money could have
been put
towards
building a better life for themselves, it is
clear
that problems can arise for
people
who
spend
extreme amounts on their weddings.
In addition
to this, huge
weddings
can
cause
a marriage reception to be impersonal in
nature
.
For instance
, I once attended a
very
large
and
extremely
beautiful
Iranian
wedding
.
Although
perhaps the most stunning matrimonial ceremony I have
ever
been
to, the guest list was
so
large
that I
barely
had a chance to give the bride and groom my wishes and
meet
their parents. These newlyweds later expressed
their
regret
at not being able to mingle with their guests
comfortably
. As their
experience
shows
, it is obvious that
large
weddings
can
cause
problems for brides and grooms.
Following this look, it has
been proven
that
large
and expensive
wedding
parties can
incite
issues for marrying
couples
. Although
many
marriage arrangements
are
culturally
sensitive, it
is hoped
that modern
couples
weigh the pros and cons of
throwing
a lavish ceremony
before
deciding to do
so
.