Marriages are bigger and more expansive nowadays than in the past. Do the advantages of this overweigh the disadvantages?

There is no doubt that marriage is an essential part of every person whatever his opinion about when it's appropriate to take

this

step.These Days some marriages start to

cost

more

money

than before.

This

essay will argue and discuss the upsides and downsides effects of

this

idea,and how it's not entirely necessary to consider during planning for a wedding. People start to think that getting married is always ponded with making huge amounts of

money

in advance,despite the

cost

of the wedding and preparations needed.it serves as a reason to make couples appreciate their familial life and don't end their life easier unless they had consumed much time and

money

preparing for their day.Taking the Middle East as an example, it starts to appear like a race between families which have an incoming wedding. every one of them wants to make the most expensive wedding ever done,in order to give them a sense of satisfaction and social acceptance.

Although

these idea has controlled most of our communities nowadays,we still have people thinking of

this

issue as same as before,it's a waste of

money

.

besides

it makes marriage a harder decision to take,especially for those who can't afford that

cost

these days or have limited financial income.there are many ways to invest the wasted

money

in,as on a honeymoon for couples or investing that amount of

money

for boosting their income.Actually, the traditions in some countries like in Europe, act properly towards

this

issue.Once they take the decision to get married,they made it with the minimum

cost

available and

this

will help them well in their future

subsequently

. Eventually,

This

essay argued the overlooked view of making wedding parties bigger and increasingly expensive than before.In my opinion, despite these actions which are mostly taken by families themselves not the couples, it's not very advantageous to consider and need to avoid them before it becomes a solid part of our culture.