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Is BIG wedding translate to a successful FAMILY?
Posted by JUSTUS NJUKI on June 12, 2021 at 4:48 PMWedding is a one day event while marriage is lifetime. This is what marriage counselor advised a young couple about to say ‘I do’,and that they ought to have focused More on minimal wedding budgetWhat’s your take friends.
Julius George Kamara replied 3 years, 1 month ago 7 Members · 10 Replies -
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I’ve heard and also witnessed people who did grand weddings but couldn’t last for long together.I’ve also seen and heard about people who did small weddings and they’re still together up to now!
Big weddings therefore don’t determine whether the marriage will be successful or not. -
Big weddings are no guarantee for successful marriages. They are lots of them, travelling abroad just for receptions, hosting receptions in aircraft, etc and today are no more together. On the other hand, they are also some that are doing very well. My point is, its not really about the wedding, but the love, commitment, communication, understanding and prayers to hold the marriage firm
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Not necessarily,a wedding is a day and a marriage is a lifetime. It’s like comparing a river with the ocean
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That’s true Josephine.. and very happy to hear from you.We are actually planning for a care drive and we need you on board.
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Completely no! After the wedding, the real marriage starts. Spending hugely doesn’t mean it’ll last. But in all, let’s always commit our marriages into He who made that day beautiful in His time, asking that He perfects all that concerns the marriage.
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Big wedding can not determine a lasting marriage. Big wedding is just to tell people that you have the means to have a party but maintaining the marriage is a bigger task for the couples.Weddings don’t determine how the marriage will ends.
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Some big weddings don’t last; whiles some small weddings do last.
However; staying in marriage as legal couples for very long time depends on the couples managerial skills; and NOT how somebody’s marriage was directly financed or funded.
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