What changes when a person gets married like who has the say so, husband or parent?
339044
the husband and wife should work things out together, neither should have the say so, just because of who they are, the parents have nothing to do with any decision you may have, they might give advice if asked.
1082217
I think in old time it started with name of head of family ,the children was known with the name of father ,and as with time the family start growing it start coming last name,in India some places villages and states became with family name or last name.
938882
The definition of 'marriage' varies from culture to culture, century to century, nation to nation. In other words, there is no SINGLE valid defition. It varies. Here's a radical thought: Decide what marriage means TO YOU and to the person YOU LOVE and then act accordingly.\n\nBy the way, the same is true for 'sin'. It's all relative to who is talking. Opinions differ and no one can say who's right or wrong.
931812
If you love him then marry him if he asks. Your and his parents shouldn't have any influence on you love for each other. If his mother doesn't like you thats her loss. When you marry someone it's just between you that person and God nobody else has anything to do with it. \nMy husband's mother didn't like me before we got married, we dated for 3 years before we got married and that whole three years was miserable when we where around each other, it's gotten better now that she's realized that he is no longer her baby boy, but a grown man and has his own life. Stay with him if you love him and things will eventually get better, just let her know that you aren't a threat to her and kill her with kindness. Good luck, and prayers.
782796
Well im pakistani. pakistani weddings are very complicated why dont you ask her mom or dad they will tell you . or are you getting court marrige or something? what culture are you? if your pakistani shoudnt you know or what?
985932
MARRIED PERSON HAS RIGHT TO MARRY.
843333
In English ways or how it was when i first got married, was the father of the bride paid for the wedding. The father of the bride paid for nothing other what he wanted for his own family, i understand these days it is done differently as most Bride and grooms earn more money then there fathers do.In india it is different, i believe the bride's family pays for not only the wedding it's self but also all the gold that is wore on the day, you can now see why it once bad luck to have a girl in the family, image the large familys they have.
275972
Marital status does not determine the parental rights of the mother or the father...if you are the parent of the child, and have not had a court modify or terminate your parental rights,and have not voluntarily terminated those rights or surrendered the child to adoptive parents, you have exactly the same rights as if you had been married.
689577
Just because you get married does not necessarily mean you love your parents less.  The way you love your husband is obviously different from the way you love your parents.  You should love them equally.  Different, but equal.
226449
I know what you mean...i don't understand what happens to people..they say there vows for better or worse till death do us part then they get bored or things go down hill and they just think throwing it all away and cheating is the answer...Im lucky my parents have  been married for 30 years and still act like love  birds...ive been married for seven and they've been great so far but people need to learn when they start getting bored or looking around they need to talk to there spouse and come up with ways to keep it interesting.....people need to read the bible more and bring jesus into there life..
716370
all pre-nups are different.  it depends on the conditions set by the couple
719062
To an extent, yes, when you marry somebody, you also marry their family....holidays, birthdays, get togethers of any kind bring the entire family together...for better, or worse! The only GOOD thing is after the occasion, you can go home and leave them.
1152402
You mature together so things definetly do change.  People grow and change.  The question is-will you still love the person they have become?  That's what keeps the marriage strong.
698775
No, and Yes\nWell it all depends on the parents........
966958
Marriage is a 'Triple ring'.After marriage The first year husband will tells and wife will obey him.At the second year the wife will tells and husband obey her.But,the third year they too tells and it will heard by the Neighbours.(peoples)
772205
the person could be dishonest (criminal)\nthe person could be unfaithful\nthe person could be abusive\n\nmany reasons..but the biggest is that you may not LOVE the person..ever, and that you end up hating each other.\n\ni would have never married someone my parents picked out for me....i choose my husband for myself..and he is a wonderful and kind man, great provider and wonderful father.
79287
You get the marriage license from the person who marries you, if you get married in the USA by a priest or J.P. he or she will give you a license and tell you what to do next and where to file it to get it certified. I don't know how its like in other countries.