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    The tradition of beginning an engagement with a diamond ring is largely an American custom that has resulted in the United States becoming one of the largest shareholders of the global diamond jewelry market (Global Diamond Jewelry). The custom dates back to first half of the 1900s when diamonds were introduced as a symbol of undying love due to their lasting value. Although diamond wedding rings serve as an investment and symbol of eternal love, some luxury rings, such as Tiffany and Company, have developed a deeper socioeconomic and cultural significance. In American culture, a Tiffany & Co. engagement ring symbolizes more than unconditional love; it has become an outward symbol of marital status and success. Diamond engagement…

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    $ 50, 000 Wedding Ring

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    Q. 2 Define in detail the attributes of “value” when buying and co-designing a $50,000 wedding ring. What creates a wonderful buying experience? Attributes When buying and co-designing a $50,000 wedding ring, value is a major part of the buying process. Some of the factors that attributed to the value of this process is amazing customer service, great business values and ethics, and knowledgeable staff. Each one of these plays a major part from the instant a customer walks through the door…

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    Ben Utecht's Wedding Ring

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    Christian NFL player Ben Utecht revealed in a book that he wore his wedding ring even before he got married as a way to ward off temptation of sexual sin. In an interview with The Christian Post earlier this week, Utecht explained that after he proposed to Karyn, they had to wait two years to get married because of their separate careers. Karyn at that time was living in Minnesota and the former NFL star was busy with his football career in Indianapolis. Because they only saw each other once a…

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    Diamond Engagement Rings

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    perfect proposal. Is it a man getting down on one knee and presenting a sparkling diamond ring to his now fiancee? While there is nothing wrong with a grand romantic gesture like a proposal, there are a few issues revolving diamond engagement rings. It has become a tradition for female brides-to-be to flaunt them, but how did this originate and why do we still do it today? Because they serve no real meaningful purpose, diamond engagement rings should not continue to be used in proposals.…

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    transition from one stage of life to the next. Wedding transition and customs alternate between societies today. Three of those societies being the Chinese, the French, and Americans. For the Chinese, wedding ceremonies are a big deal. Apparently China has taken the websites, match.com or eharmony.com to the next level. Where the parents will write a synopsis of their child and try to find a match with other parents (Lopez). For the Chinese the engagement process is different. The family must…

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    EXCUTIVE SUMMARY A wedding is a ceremony where a marriage unites two people. This is always a unique partnership of love and life. It is also a unique communion of people. Wedding customs and d traditions always vary between social classes, religions, ethnic groups, cultures, and countries. This ceremony involves offering symbolic items such as money, marriage rings, flowers and exchanging marriage vows. These ceremonies are followed by marriage certificate to legalize the two people courtship.…

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    region in Kenya have their own marriage rituals. Their marriage tradition is different from the traditional American wedding, but at the same time, there are still some similarities. For my field experience, I decided to spend a lot of time with two of my teammates from Kenya, Africa. They both have boyfriends, and I noticed that they both talk about marriage with their significant other quite a bit. That is when I got the idea of…

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    Wedding Expenses and Marital Satisfaction Weddings today cost, on average, $25,000, before the honeymoon (TheKnot, 2015). A resent research shows that couples that spend the most and the least on the wedding expenses tend to be more likely to get divorced (Francis & Mialon, 2014). The researchers found that among women, high spending toward the wedding is inversely associated with marriage duration (Francis & Mialon, 2014). In other words, having a wedding that costs under $1,000, but has a…

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    Weddings are the most wonderful day of someone’s life; it is a ceremony in which two people are united through marriage. Weddings are ceremonies that can be completely customizable, but also have a pattern that they tend to follow. A wedding can be analyzed through the speaking model of ethnography. One of the important parts of the speaking model is conducting interviews of the people involved in the event. In this case married couples, wedding party members, and wedding guests were…

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    With the popularity of shows like “Say Yes to the Dress,” and “Four Weddings,” we see women’s craze for having a wedding of their dreams. Teenage girls are no strangers to talking about their future dream wedding and looking at wedding dresses with their friends. How did weddings get so grand? What is the source of this myriad of traditions? The study of the modern wedding is a study of the history of Western civilization. Most America’s wedding traditions stem from Roman practices to medieval…

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