MARRIAGE

Marriage is a combination of two or more people recognized by society. Choosing a marriage partner is a process of cultural definition. The rules governing the choice vary from society to society and are often complicated. How do you choose your spouse? Where should I start? When we look around the world and see how other societies are coping with these problems it is clear that the way to choose partners or marriage partners has been handed down from generation to generation.

got married. Today Nigeria has three kinds of marriages. Religious marriage, civil marriage, and traditional marriage. A couple in Nigeria may decide to participate in one or all of these marriages. Religious marriages, usually Christians and Muslims, are conducted according to the norms of their respective religious doctrines and are held in churches and mosques. Muslim men can carry up to four wives, while Christian men only allow one wife. Formal citizen's wedding ceremony will be held in the government's register. Regardless of religious beliefs, men only allow civic wedding ceremonies once. Traditional marriage is usually done at the wife 's house and is done according to the people' s customs. Most races traditionally allow multiple wives

got married. In all ethnic groups, marriage has traditionally been coordinated by a couple's family. However, the "marriage of love" started by a couple has become increasingly common. Regardless of who started marriage, the groom and the bride should have socioeconomic status, ethnicity, caste status of Buddhists and Hindus. . In addition, the Tamil and Sinhalese groups are more likely to marry a cousin, that is, to marry a brother's child of a person's father's sister or a person's mother. Among Muslims, the preferred match is a parallel brother, a child of two brothers. When a couple is in the same age, it is considered to be the best.