Nov 10, 2010 22:13 | |
| Quote:Originally Posted by GAFFER Cherry,No they didn't. They are country folk but were more interested in the happiness of their daughter. However, they know if ever there is anything they need they will get it. See, you are a lucky man, Gaffer. The groom has already burdened to pay the down payment for their apartment. It is a lot of money. The bride's parents should be considerate. Do not be too greedy. |
Jan 23, 2011 17:08 | |
| For a second marriage lady, the traditional bride price is ( -RMB XXXXXX ). That means the bride's family have to pay the groom to marry her and the wedding is also held at the bride's family side. Just be careful and don't be a sucker !! |
Jan 23, 2011 21:43 | |
| Quote:ISHIKAWA, where are you from? I haven't heard of this before. If it is true, I guess that some men will be very happy to get married with such a lady. |
Feb 4, 2011 13:00 | |
| Thought I'd throw in my experience here. My wife came to the U.S. 8 months ago on a work visa. She's from a small village, and after we'd worked and spent a lot of time with eachother, we knew we were meant for eachother. We married here, and for a few weeks, she chose not to tell her family, because of promises she'd made to them about not looking for a "boyfriend" in the U.S. Eventually, she did tell her mother though. Yes, there were a few days of crying, and some bitter words from her family, for not telling them sooner, but in the end, everything worked out. As far as "bride price" goes. Her family has only asked for the money that they raised to help her come to the U.S., and that is something that I gladly returned to them. My wife, however, has asked me if we can send money that her parents used to send her to school, and university. She has a close bond with her family, and feels obligated to help them. |
Feb 4, 2011 13:03 | |
| I don't mind doing this, and she has told me that she would "get her own job" to make that money. lol And no, I wont make her do that. I appreciate the debt she feels towards her parents. It was actually her college friends that wrote and asked her to send them "gifts". So I guess its different for each person, and the way that they were raised. Good luck! |
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