Some people believe that it is important to spend a lot of money on family celebrations. While others think it is a waste of money. Discuss both views

Some people nowadays spend a huge amount of
money
on celebrating important family gatherings.
While
others believe it is
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waste of financial resources, I do believe that others practice
this
kind of belief for
a very valuable reasons
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such
as creating wonderful memories and building strong family ties. On the one hand, a family celebration is one way to make members of the family unite together.
For
this
reason,
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most family prepares in advance in order to make the celebrations memorable and successful and
this
includes saving
money
for the occasion's use. They allotted and budgeted their finances for the foreseeable expenses of the party.
For example
, in an extravagant wedding, the groom and the bride mostly spend their
money
from their bank account in order to achieve their dream wedding. They are willing to invest and spend their hard-earned
money
for the payment of the venue, church, event organizers and many more just to make the wedding memorable.
Thus
, spending
money
on a big family celebration is inevitable but memorable.
On the other hand
, spending a huge amount of
money
for some family events
such
as birthdays, anniversaries and christening is totally a waste of income if that
money
is from loans or other credit cards. Families should live within their means and not live just to impress society.
For instance
, celebrating birthdays in a fancy restaurant and inviting additional friends to
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that occasion even without or with a limited budget.
Hence
, people should be mindful of their living expenses to avoid debt and unnecessary expenses. In conclusion, spending for important family events is a good practice for some provided that it is in the budget
otherwise
it is better to be practical.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • cherish
  • nurture
  • strengthen
  • bond
  • create memories
  • enjoyment
  • sense of belonging
  • reconnect
  • unite
  • traditions
  • create traditions
  • financial burden
  • priorities
  • moderation
  • budget
  • frugal
  • extravagant
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