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Marriage (also called arrange marriage)
is a marriage arranged by someone other than the couple
getting wedded, curtailing or avoiding the process
of courtship. Such marriages had deep roots in royal
and aristocratic families around the world, including
Europe. Today, arranged marriage is still practised
in South Asia,[1] and the Middle East to some extent.[2]
Other groups that practice this custom include the
Unification Movement (Moonies). It should not be confused
with the phenomenon of forced marriage.
Arranged marriages are usually seen in Pakistani,
Indian and African cultures, and are usually decided
by the parents or a older family member.
The match could be selected
by parents, a matchmaking agent, matrimonial
site, or a trusted third party. In many communities,
priests or religious leaders as well as relatives
or family friends play a major role in matchmaking.
The pattern of arranged marriage can be employed for
other reasons besides the formation of a promising
new family unit. In such marriages, typically economic
or legal reasons take precedence over the goal of
selecting a well-matched couple. Though critics are
not always specific, criticism of arranged marriage
usually targets abuses such as forced marriage and
child marriage.
The main variation in procedure between
arranged marriages is in the nature and duration of
the time from meeting to engagement.
Proponents of arranged marriage believe that individuals
can be too easily influenced by the effects of love
to make a logical choice.
The principal diiference between arranged marriage
and love marriage is that whereas in the former love
starts after the marriage, in the latter 90% of love
is licked off the moon before the honeymoon.
It is, therefore, difficult to predict the ideal sort
of marriage. So ultimately it is up to the individual
to decide whether he wants to have a love or an arranged
marriage after all it is a question of being happy
in love.
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