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    between the bride and groom’s parents as an arranged marriage‚ but recently arranged marriages have become practically extinct (Gullapalli). In the 21th century it is custom that the parents of the groom accompany their prospective daughter-in-laws’ home to meet with her and her parents. If the young woman’s parents agree to the proposal‚ the two are then bound for marriage. (Serhan‚ 27) There is an actual engagement ritual where gold rings are exchanged between the soon-to-be bride and groom called

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    coming together of two families. In some cases‚ as this unique marriage bond between the families is only really available at one opportunity‚ the parents and the rest of the close family of the bride and groom would choose and decide for the family. In the past this was extremely common‚ and sometimes the bride and groom got no real chances to say anything‚ and would only really meet each other at the main ceremonies‚ or even on the wedding day. However‚ nowadays young adults are usually able to have

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    symbolizes love‚ joy‚ and prosperity. A Chinese brides wedding gown is often red‚ as are the wedding invitations‚ gift boxes‚ and envelopes for gifts. Even the homes of the bride and groom are decorated in red on the wedding day.Chinese Pre-wedding eventsBefore the wedding a Chinese bride goes into seclusion with her closest friends to symbolically mourn the loss of her family and friends. Often the grooms family will bring wedding gifts to the brides house in red boxes and baskets. One of the gifts

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    therefore‚ Saudi brides and American brides need to book a place for the wedding but Saudi brides need more work on preparing the wedding halls. Wedding halls in Saudi Arabia are much bigger than halls in America because the number of guests in Saudi wedding is much larger than America. Saudi brides and their families have to prepare to the wedding place by filling it in with accessories. Also‚ they have to send invitation cards for people who they want to come individually‚ and the brides in both cultures

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    Picture brides are a form of arranged marriages‚ except the couple would not meet until they marry. They would only exchange pictures and letters to one another. Usually this would occur between a man in America and a woman in Japan. It would give the woman an opportunity to visit America‚ carrying only a picture in her hand. There are many stories of this‚ one such is "picture pride". I think that arranged marriages are considered to be more prestigious. This is because in arranged brides the couple

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    is usually an arrangement between two families as opposed to an arrangement between two individuals. Accordingly‚ there is pressure on the bride and bridegroom to make the marriage work as any problem will usually affect both families and strain the otherwise cordial relationship between them. In most Nigerian cultures‚ the man usually pays the dowry or bride-price and is thus considered the head of the family. Adultery is acceptable for men‚ but forbidden for women. Marriage ceremonies vary among

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    groom would choose a bride for their son. This would have been carried out with the approval of the bride’s parents. However this tradition is no longer observed. Nowadays‚ the couple may sometimes request their parents’ approval of the union but they choose their partners themselves.  On the day of the wedding‚ the groom’s first duty is to pick up his bride from her house. Before he meets his loved one he is met by relatives and friends who will demand a ransom for the bride. This is the most special

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    The bride’s arrival is typically indicated by a set of rituals or festivities. The marriage celebration consists of the bride being escorted to her husband’s compound. The bride is usually “greeted by dancing and singing” (Bohannan & Bohannan‚ 73; 1953). Having sexual relations with an individual whom one has common grandparents with is considered to be incest in the Tiv culture. Elopement or ii kwase

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    women were educated at home by their brothers or husbands. They were not allowed to pursue studies because they were needed to help take care of the house (“Life of a Women in Ancient Greece and Rome”). Women were forced to marry. The parents of the bride and groom arranged the marriages (“Life of a Woman in Ancient Greece and Rome”). Men were not forced to marry. They’re permitted to remain single throughout their lives. There was also a double standard on adultery though. Adultery was only when a

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    modernized according to time. Compared to the old days back then‚ the modern Chinese wedding in Malaysia has been toned down to make it more ‘bearable’ in these fast age. In Chinese culture‚ wedding is considered a joining of two families‚ thus once the bride and groom decide to get married‚ both

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