Compare And Differences Between Love And Arranged Marriage

I have revised my essay with adding more details and including more individuals as suggested by instructor and peers. I believe that my essay is stronger with adding the history of arranged marriages and how arranged marriages evolve over time. In my previous submission I did not include the history of marriages and the countries where arranged marriages are common. I also include the divorce rate of different areas in this essay. I added some more details on compare and contrast between love and arrange marriages. I realized that I have chosen a broad topic, which has a lot of information to cover in a short space. I had really good feedbacks from my peers. After following the peer review I went to college success center to get help correction on my essay. I think I have added a lot more information …show more content…
Arranged marriage is “a marriage that is arranged between the families of the two people being married, often with the help of a matchmaker, and usually with the consent of the couple”(Macquarie). According to the Shradha Chettri arranged marriages may have started amid the Vedic time of Indian history. An arranged marriage was gotten from laws translated in the Dharamashastras in 3000 B.C. The marital laws Vedas and the Smritis were written before the caste system existed. After the development of caste system, people were only supposed to choose their future partner from their caste or to equivalent caste. The custom of arranged marriages usually found in eastern-based societies, including India, Pakistan, Japan China, and Israel. In western cultures, arranged marriage may sound bizarre. The majority of people believe that arranged marriage is unsuccessful when the potential mate is a terrible match; the match that was organized won’t accomplish our fulfillment and the marriage will end up with separation and frustration. When I got an arranged marriage, I found that arranged marriage has more advantages than the