About Love marriage vs arranged marriage comparison/analysis

1. Managerial Communication

2.  Mohd. Rifat Been Abdul Gaffer, ID # 201501076
 Md. Imran Hossain, ID # 201702048
 Abdullah Al Azad, ID # 201702071
 Md. Hashibur Rahman, ID # 201702051
 Samir Ahmed, ID # 201702091
 Sushil Rajbongshi, ID # 201702092

4.  The legally and formally recognized union of two people as partner in a
relationship.
 Marriage is social and legal contract.
 It establishes rights and obligations

5.  Religious requirement
 Protection
 Continuation of Human Race
 Biological needs
 Society Acceptance

6.  Love Marriage is a marriage which is the sole decision of the couple.
Past & Present Condition-
In Europe
Marriage for love and personal reasons began to appear in 14th century.(S. Coontz)
Victoria age love marriages become more acceptable in British community.
(Queen Victoria and Prince Albert marriage)
In Sub-continent
It break caste, community and religion, so arranged marriages are preferred.
Becoming popular among younger generations in 1970s.
Honor killing ,it has documented 326 cases in India and 869 in Pakistan.

7.  Knowing the person’s habit, behavior, likes/dislikes
 Getting married because of love
 Knowing – PAST (the most important factor)

8.  Bride & groom are selected by family or third party
 It is largely practiced is South Asia

9.  Risk of incompatibility is diminished
 Family support
 Socially compatible
 Strong bond with the family
 Family connections lasts forever

10. Love Marriage
 Lack of support
 Financial difficulties
 Risk of the marriage breaking off
 One can experience deception
Arranged Marriage
 Unknown person
 Adjustment to the life-style of the in-
laws
 Demands in the form of cash and other
assets.
 The marriage could be merely a
contractual arrangement

11. Country Percentage
Pakistan 70%
USA 54%
UK 42%
Singapore 17%
Bangladesh 13%
Germany 39%
Sweden 54%
Divorce rate due to love marriage in the world

12. Country Percentage
USA 85.2%
UK 42.6%
Singapore 11.2%
Bangladesh 7.5%
Germany 19.4%
Sweden 25.4%
Japan 1.9%
Divorce rate due to Arranged marriage in the world

13.  Social IE suggests that:
 50% people prefer Love marriage
 12% prefer Arrange marriage
 38% says Whatever
 In a 2012 survey conducted by Ipsos for the TV channel NDTV, 74% of the
respondents said that they preferred an arranged marriage.
 In a 2014 survey conducted by the United Nations Population Fund and
International Center for Research on Women, 11.7% of men and 8.5% of women
surveyed claimed that they chose their partners and married with or without the
consent of their families.

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2015
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