New Delhi -- Private detectives are playing a part in the arranged marriages in India. Since arranged marriages in India are being replaced by marriages with love and emotion, and sometimes with Internet introductions, new wedding sleuths come into play.
Bao Vang, producer and anchor of WSAW News Channel 7 Sunrise program, recently wed her fiance of a year. Both Bao Vang and Noah were born in the United States and are a traditional couple. Honoring their families, Noah and Bao Vang chose a traditional Hmong wedding with heritage spanning generations.
In the Hmong wedding tradition, the families must approve of the marriage along with a dowry. If this does happen, and there are no guarantees, then the marriage cannot take place.
Courageous focuses on the importance of fathers on families and marriage.
Posted by: Administrator
in Marriage on Nov 06, 2009
Wives, if you want to have a good marriage with your husband, you will want to keep these five reasons why husbands leave wives in mind.
Insider View According to Barack and Michelle Obama about the Obama’s Marriage
Marriage has significant impact on children and on society of a nation and statistics show children are much less likely to have emotional or behavioral problems, economic status at poverty level, commit suicide, use illegal drugs, or engage in premature sex if they grow up in a family with a mother and a father who are married to each other. For society in general, sexual health issues come into play with marriage.
Traditional marriage is being examined by states of Maine, Washington, New York, and California. President Barack Obama has also weighed in on the subject.
According to Frederick News Post, "the tradition of a honeymoon after marriage can be traced to a Scandinavian custom where the man had to capture his bride-to-be for a month, or one full cycle of the moon, and then drank mead with her to celebrate their new marriage." During this month of seclusion, mead (honey) beer was supposed to guarantee fertility in the marriage.
Posted by: Michael McCann
in Fun romance on Oct 14, 2009
Whether striving for “status,” wanting to be known for your “family values,” someone who is “fun, loving and carefree,” or any number of other stereotypes, people will judge you be the car you routinely drive. Husbands are acutely aware of cars and the “personality” each car conveys.
Men like muscle and power, women like protection and relationships. How do you bring these often opposing goals to fit into one vehicle? Answer: compromise and conversation.
Husbands want to please their wives…a real man wants his wife to be constantly enriching herself and happy. As a wife, you need to seriously consider how you can have the vehicle you want and keep harmony with your muscle, power-hungry husband.
Mike McCann
