It’s a sad fact that over half of first marriages end in divorce. But people don’t have to give up on love and many get remarried. And this has given rise to a boom in second marriage destination weddings.
Destination weddings are uniquely suited for second marriages. If you had a big church wedding for your first marriage (also known as “starter marriages”), you may be reluctant to have another. It can be awkward to invite people who attended the first wedding, and many people feel uncomfortable because of the “wedding gift” factor. Basically, having someone buy a gift for the first wedding and then getting a gift at the second one makes many brides (and grooms) uncomfortable.
Destination weddings offer a balance between the larger ceremony a couple may want with the elopement they feel they have to have.
In our quest to find destination wedding stories from real couples, we found a YouTube video that we’d like to share. This couple is sharing their story of a second marriage destination wedding.
Here’s the YouTube video:
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Dr Zakir Naik answers regarding asking Wife's permission for Second Marriage. This question was queried in a public talk by Dr. Zakir Naik on the topic "Concept of God in the world's major religions" held at Anna Salai Chennai, India 2008, as shown on Peace
Prenuptials — a premarital agreement or a prenuptial agreement is something that most commonly presents itself in a second marriage or second or third marriage for either or both parties. Usually, kids that are straight out of college and getting married and don't have any assets or things to deal with don't even think about premarital agreements and most of the time don't — aren't interested in making one, and there's no real need to. But once parties have acquired assets, once they've established earning capacities and once they get married — get ready to enter into another marriage, there may be families of — children of prior marriages that they want to protect and, basically, assets that they are bringing into marriage that they wish to identify. Nobody gets married planning to divorce, but almost everybody who gets married for a second time recognizes that we can't always plan.
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