Love Marriage vs. Arranged Marriage

Relationship Guidance may be required in both types of marriages. But which one is better? Let’s find out. Marriage is a very major part of the social institution. Every person wants to have a perfect match, but the basis for choosing the partner is different.

In love marriages, people prefer to select their partners on their own, while in case of arranging marriages person pick partners chosen by their family or parents. There is a like a debate regarding the best way to choose the partner for marriage. some in the western world find arranged marriages to be funny and sometimes dreadful. But I think there are two sides to a coin. Both arranged marriages and love marriages both are equally valuable.


Love Marriage-

In Love Marriage, You come to know the person beforehand about his likes & dislikes. You come to know the good qualities & bad qualities and behavior of the person. In Love Marriage, families are not involved as it is usually the girl or boy to marry a person of his choice. A lot many times family don’t support it and prefer to not get involved with their child’s decision. If the person is in love with the person and vice versa. Love marriage is successful if the family is supportive and accepts the girl/boy in their family.

Arrange Marriage-

In an Arranged marriage, both side families involved. so the guy/girl can take the right decision for his life by considering all family member’s decisions. The possibility of finding the wrong person is less. Any decision to take depends on many factors. Families getting involved are always wanting good for their child. In an arranged marriage, the family celebrates by inviting their relatives, family & everyone to know.

So both marriages are good in there own way.

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