The document discusses the differences between arranged and love marriages. It provides definitions of both types of marriages and notes cultures where each is more common. Data is presented from surveys comparing rates of divorce between arranged and love marriages in different countries/regions. Key findings include: higher divorce rates for love marriages in most places surveyed, arranged marriages being viewed as longer lasting and having more family support, but love marriages allowing more independence and choice. The conclusion is that arranged marriages generally have a lower rate of failure than love marriages due to the involvement and support of family in arranged unions.