Weddings are getting bigger and more expensive. What is the reason for this? Is it a positive or negative development?

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In recent times the matter of
weddings
has been a topic of debate.
While
special celebrations
such
as
weddings
have become more luxurious and expensive. In
this
essay, I will explore both perspectives before giving
personal
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a personal
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opinion.
One
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On
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the
one
hand, if we fully analyze and explain why many, individuals agree
wish
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with
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this
opinion, the first and main reason can be that some families often want to
admired
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by others.
Therefore
, many parties will be celebrated in a bright atmosphere to show their wealth.
Apart from
this
, some positive families organize their children’s
weddings
.
For instance
, the design of buildings with flowers, balloons and all sorts of fabulous decorations.
One
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the other side of the coin, people who disagree with
this
point of view that
such
weddings
require a lot of money and food.
For example
, jewelry,
rental
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and rental
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of wedding dresses so that a lot of money is spent.
In addition
to
this
,
after
this
wedding
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wedding,
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a large resource remains
for instance
, after organizing a wedding in a restaurant the amount of leftovers will be thrown away. In light of above mentioned
facts
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facts,
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one
can reach a conclusion that even though
such
wedding expenses do not benefit anyone.
Thus
it is highly recommended to reduce the amount of wedding expenses and introduce a smile wedding.
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Cohesion
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Vocabulary
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Grammar
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Content Depth
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Introduction
You opened well by stating the essay will explore both perspectives before giving a personal opinion, setting a clear structure.
Examples
You effectively used examples to support your points, such as the desire to display wealth and the consequences of large weddings.

Word Count

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • lavish
  • extravagant
  • nuptials
  • matrimony
  • social status
  • opulence
  • milestone
  • financial leverage
  • debt
  • peer pressure
  • consumerism
  • showcase event
  • ceremonial splendor
  • bridal extravaganza
  • market forces
  • commercialization
  • budgeting
  • social comparison
  • destinal wedding
  • event planning
  • wedding vendors
  • loan
  • prestige
  • economic impact
  • mandatory spending
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