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Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by Liposure: 8:06am On Dec 18, 2020
It should be voluntary and that is if she's willing to contribute afterall its our wedding
Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by mysticwarrior(m): 8:06am On Dec 18, 2020
tobechi74:


I totally, completely, vehemently, strongly, wholeheartedly, seriously agree with you.

He who pays the Piper determine the tune.
See,women are items purchased by men at a fee called dowry and bride-price determined during negotiation between the sellers ( bride family ) and buyers(groom)

Since he owns her and can use her however he likes the same way one may decide to use a handkerchief to clean sweat in the morning and blow his nose in the night, He is in the only position to decide how the wedding will be.
Her inputs are unnecessary.

If he decides he doesn't need bridesmaids, she must comply. The handkerchief has no opinion in determining how it will be used.
If he insists she must wear a black gown on her wedding day, she must obey. Whoever pays for the wedding gown determines the type and colour.
He can command you to stay at home and manage the little he brings and you must comply. You are his property



If men had their way, there would be no wedding. Money spent is better invested in many buissness.wedding ceremony is for the glorification of the woman . You want men to spend on your wedding. This kind of women will tell you his money is our money while my money is my money.

They want gender equality when it favors them but not willing to share the responsibility equally.
na wa o see talk, so tomorrow if you husband start using you like handkachief like you described here hope you won't complain?
Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by Nobody: 8:35am On Dec 18, 2020
tobechi74:


I totally, completely, vehemently, strongly, wholeheartedly, seriously agree with you.

He who pays the Piper determine the tune.
See,women are items purchased by men at a fee called dowry and bride-price determined during negotiation between the sellers ( bride family ) and buyers(groom)

Since he owns her and can use her however he likes the same way one may decide to use a handkerchief to clean sweat in the morning and blow his nose in the night, He is in the only position to decide how the wedding will be.
Her inputs are unnecessary.

If he decides he doesn't need bridesmaids, she must comply. The handkerchief has no opinion in determining how it will be used.
If he insists she must wear a black gown on her wedding day, she must obey. Whoever pays for the wedding gown determines the type and colour.
He can command you to stay at home and manage the little he brings and you must comply. You are his property



If men had their way, there would be no wedding. Money spent is better invested in many buissness.wedding ceremony is for the glorification of the woman . You want men to spend on your wedding. This kind of women will tell you his money is our money while my money is my money.

They want gender equality when it favors them but not willing to share the responsibility equally.

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Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by Nobody: 8:35am On Dec 18, 2020
mysticwarrior:
na wa o see talk, so tomorrow if you husband start using you like handkachief like you described here hope you won't complain?
you sure say your brain dey work so?

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Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by frozen70(f): 10:08am On Dec 18, 2020
Zzor:
Setting a wedding budget is one of the most important parts of planning in order to know how much you can afford to pay for your big day. I heard the bride is only solely responsible for payment of the wedding gifts for her bridesmaid, but however you see ladies spending huge amount of money on their wedding these days and I think it's not right. I'm of the opinion that a man should bear all the financial implications in a wedding and sharing the financial responsibility with his wife makes him less of a man, it's somehow untraditional. What do you think?

If you follow what is expected women faces their traditional wedding in her fathers side while the man does same in his own side

Wedding expense should be for both of them

Situation where you see a woman paying for gift for her bridesmaid is because she wants something classy to share to them

Because I don't see why the bridesmaids can't take from the general souvenirs that other guest will get from

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Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by Mide3367: 8:57am On Dec 19, 2020
fati2001:
yes ,I you have the money you can assist..
your self esteem is the lowest I ever seen. You hate men but changed your sex status to M. Be your self

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Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by fati2001(m): 10:08am On Dec 19, 2020
Mide3367:
your self esteem is the lowest I ever seen. You hate men but changed your sex status to M. Be your self


lolz, meaning you don't even have a self esteem.... well deal with that.. I hate Nigerian men... and I recalled they are not the only men on this planet...
Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by Priam: 10:34am On Dec 19, 2020
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Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by lahizak: 10:38am On Dec 19, 2020
I won't have a problem following an old traditional dat allow men to take care of all the bills for his wife and family if and only if the wife agree to follow all the old traditions where the wife do all d chores, cook and obey her husband, she can work if and only if her work will not prevent her from doing all her chores as at when due. If we wan follow tradition, abeg make we follow am to d full. Let us stuck in 1940s

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Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by RedPanthar: 12:12pm On Dec 19, 2020
Shouldn't you all be at Shiloh angry

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Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by mysticwarrior(m): 12:22pm On Dec 19, 2020
Descortes:
you sure say your brain dey work so?
I should be the one asking you, how did you escaped from a psychiatric home?
Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by Nobody: 12:54pm On Dec 19, 2020
RedPanthar:
Shouldn't you all be at Shiloh angry
Yes,but I left because correct big boys didn't show up,after all the shopping I did,it was some assistant pastors that were hovering around and some small small boys. Have I spoken your mind?
Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by Nobody: 1:17pm On Dec 19, 2020
Zzor:
Yes,but I left because correct big boys didn't show up,after all the shopping I did,it was some assistant pastors that were hovering around and some small small boys. Have I spoken your mind?
hmmm, Zzor, Zzor, Zzor. Na How Many Times I Call U?
Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by Nobody: 1:18pm On Dec 19, 2020
Truvel:
hmmm, Zzor, Zzor, Zzor. Na How Many Times I Call U?
lol
Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by RedPanthar: 1:21pm On Dec 19, 2020
Zzor:
Yes,but I left because correct big boys didn't show up,after all the shopping I did,it was some assistant pastors that were hovering around and some small small boys. Have I spoken your mind?



Eeyah. Pele
Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by thatNigerian: 5:01pm On Dec 19, 2020
Zzor:
Exactly but do you also know it's against African tradition for a lady to share in such fin/res with her husband to be? Ask your elders and you will be shocked

Fvck your elders. They're idiots that get high on trying to make your future husband bankrupt before he marries you. Leeches like you and your retarded elders are a big part of Nigeria's problem.

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Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by Nobody: 7:43pm On Dec 19, 2020
Zzor:
Setting a wedding budget is one of the most important parts of planning in order to know how much you can afford to pay for your big day. I heard the bride is only solely responsible for payment of the wedding gifts for her bridesmaid, but however you see ladies spending huge amount of money on their wedding these days and I think it's not right. I'm of the opinion that a man should bear all the financial implications in a wedding and sharing the financial responsibility with his wife makes him less of a man, it's somehow untraditional. What do you think?

She should not share in the 'financial implications', but she also has no right to demand anything more than the bridegroom is willing to pay for. If he says 'only family', it's only family. If he says 'no cake', it's no cake. If he says no bridal gown, no bridal gown. If he says no reception, no reception. No argument, no acrimony, no dispute.

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Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by Chiquitq(f): 12:39pm On Dec 20, 2020
What is meant by wedding ceremony here ?

Traditionally, the husband is meant to bring things to the wife's family requested from a list that would have been given to him by the bride's family. A man is free to receive support from his friends or family for such purpose but I don't subscribe to the wife contributing to this.

If you are talking about the reception for a societal wedding then both families should be involved according to the guests they invite. A couple is also supposed to work hand in hand financially for their own contribution to the wedding.

Any man that solely spends on his wedding no matter how rich I is , has been played and manipulated into doing such. A woman would have no financial contribution to get own wedding and feel comfortable with it ? The hall, the MC, the DO, the food, the souvenirs, the clothing, the decorators, invitations and programmes...e.t.c. all paid for by the man ? He must be under a spell and the marriage is not based on love.

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Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by crackhaus: 2:42pm On Dec 20, 2020
RisenPhoenix1:


She should not share in the 'financial implications', but she also has no right to demand anything more than the bridegroom is willing to pay for. If he says 'only family', it's only family. If he says 'no cake', it's no cake. If he says no bridal gown, no bridal gown. If he says no reception, no reception. No argument, no acrimony, no dispute.
For someone like Zzor, this marriage will end before it even begins.
Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by Nobody: 2:46pm On Dec 20, 2020
crackhaus:

For someone like Zzor, this marriage will end before it even begins.
True ,when it comes to marriage celebrations men should give ladies some slack and allow them call the shot.Haaa I don't like men that drag petty things with ladies,even if you know its petty just allow us have our way
Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by crackhaus: 2:59pm On Dec 20, 2020
Zzor:
True ,when it comes to marriage celebrations men should give ladies some slack and allow them call the shot.Haaa I don't like men that drag petty things with ladies,even if you know its petty just allow us have our way
If you want to have your way, contribute at least half of the money for expenses.
Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by Nobody: 3:39pm On Dec 20, 2020
crackhaus:

If you want to have your way, contribute at least half of the money for expenses.
You are wicked already so I'm not surprised
Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by crackhaus: 5:34pm On Dec 20, 2020
Zzor:
You are wicked already so I'm not surprised
Look at this girl, you think just having big yansh and yellow skin is what will make a man let you have your way abi?

Better goan start saving money for your wedding gown and shoes, my friend...

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Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by Nobody: 3:18pm On Feb 17, 2021
crackhaus:

Look at this girl, you think just having big yansh and yellow skin is what will make a man let you have your way abi?

Better goan start saving money for your wedding gown and shoes, my friend...
where have you been
Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by crackhaus: 5:08pm On Feb 17, 2021
Zzor:
where have you been
Travelling baby, seeing new countries and places...
Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by Nobody: 5:10pm On Feb 17, 2021
crackhaus:

Travelling baby, seeing new countries and places...
Honey moon I guess,stop hiding your marital status, my regards to your wife
Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by crackhaus: 5:31pm On Feb 17, 2021
Zzor:
Honey moon I guess,stop hiding your marital status, my regards to your wife
Your wahala be like bicycle, kai... grin
Re: Should A Lady Share In The Financial Implications Of Her Wedding? by Nobody: 5:33pm On Feb 17, 2021
crackhaus:

Your wahala be like bicycle, kai... grin
you are married, stop hiding it.I wonder why most young men hide their marital status these days,why?

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