The sanctity of marriage!

Weddings in India are undoubtedly one of the biggest events in a family evoking every imaginable social responsibility, affinity, traditional values, emotional sentiments, and economic means. In the entire spectacle of weddings, the complex combinations of the Indian social systems are best displayed.

A Marriage is probably one of the most important events in the life of all human beings. It’s a sacred union between a man and woman. As per the Hindu traditions,it is a bond full of responsibility and love between a husband and wife under various circumstances. A couple promises to be there for each other and together face the complexities of life after entering holy union of matrimony.

It’s a bond which makes two people understand the importance of the togetherness and value the dependence required in a relationship to grow. They rely on each other completely and together face the challenges of life. The secret to a long lasting relationship is devotion and commitment towards each other because this is what makes a marriage work. There are many cases where misunderstandings arise between married couples but the best solution is to have clear communication with each other and give space as well. Whenever problems arise, discussing them and taking out mutual solutionsis the best policy that all marriage couples should adopt.

Problems are a part and parcel of a married life; in fact by default almost every married couple goes through misunderstandings but cribbing over them is no solution. One needs to look for solutions which balance all the problems and help resolve distances. With changing times, more and more people have captured and implemented a lot of things from the west. This has in a way strongly affected the traditional values of the Indian society. More and more people are getting fascinated by the western beliefs and practices. The significance of marriage as a bond for lifetime is reducing and is getting inclined towards a bug called divorce which is probably one of the biggest negativity that has been embraced by the Indian masses from the western culture.