The Changing Face Of Marriage Over Time

Marriage is an institution which has for long been held in reverence.

- Rinky Marwaha

If we consider us Indians, per se, marriage is taken as a religion, even. It is sacred, something to be treasured, to be worked at, and to be understood as a symbol of undying love and trust between two individuals. If we are bound by marriage, we have taken a vow of keep seven promises to each other till the date we die– one is to be faithful to each other, another is to keep the our partner happy and loved, also to look after our soulmate in times of distress, need and illness and so on and forth.

These seven vows, which are taken in front of a holy fire, tie the husband and wife with each other for years together. If taken seriously and if followed right down the ‘T’, these principles are more than enough to keep the couple bonded in matrimony in a state of sheer happiness throughout their lives. Who would not always keep smiling and laughing if they have a person beside them to share their dreams and aspirations and still stand up for them when times are amiss? 

You laugh when your partner laughs………