On the wedding day, the bride listened to her relatives and the bride price was raised. The groom stopped on the spot: live with relatives. what do you think?

It can't be said that the groom did the right thing, nor can it be said that the relatives said it wrong. Let's just say that the bride is confused about the occasion. This kind of thing could have been avoided, but because of her lack of opinion, she finally ruined her marriage. In fact, the groom can't do anything wrong. Although the cause of the incident is her relatives, it is the bride who has the right to choose, and there is no problem with what the groom said.

Marriage itself is a matter of two people, and parents of both sides can help make suggestions, but the final decision is in the hands of the bride and groom. Many things have processes, including acquaintance, love, engagement and marriage. After this series of processes, the etiquette, details and processes that should be set are basically determined. If the bride listens to her relatives before the wedding or engagement, it is normal. After all, she is in love and married. or vice versa, Dallas to the auditorium If she really loves each other, she will marry him even though he is a poor boy.

Since the two have already held a wedding ceremony and the bride price is given according to the agreed number, it should be continued according to the agreed process, and the bride's biggest mistake is to "listen to her relatives" and not think about it herself. Who will spend the rest of your life with you? Is it your relative? Once the groom breaks his contract, everyone knows about his fare increase at the wedding, and his reputation will stink. Although money is important, can it surpass his reputation? If they really don't get married together in the future, I'm afraid no one will dare to marry in this life. That's why I said that brides can't understand interests and occasions. Some things can be easily solved. I have to get some moths, in my mother's words, "eat enough for a few days."

I agree and disagree with the groom's behavior. The reason for agreeing is a daughter-in-law who doesn't care about the occasion, doesn't know the importance, and treats the wedding as a joke just because of a few words from relatives. Anyway, I dare not marry home. Take myself for example, I am just a child of an ordinary family, and the bride price is saved by my parents through their teeth. Maybe I love the bride very much, but this kind of "death" behavior can easily destroy my harmonious family, and I can't afford the consequences. The reason why I object is that since the wedding has already started and there are relatives and friends present, once we really don't get married, although it's not our fault, our parents' faces are not good-looking, and the guests who come also look at jokes. Most importantly, it makes the woman's family and her parents look ugly, so this practice is likely to intensify contradictions again and lead to things getting out of hand.

However, if it were me, it really happened. I don't think I would say such a thing. I will tell my beloved bride directly that this life is over and we can't get the bride price. Let's not be together in the future. Let's settle down and spend the rest of our lives together. I can't accept such a girl to spend my life with me.