Thursday, November 4, 2010

Wedding Dowry

Since my cousin is getting married I was just wondering if they will still do the dowry thing which was practised in the old days in our province. My Mom told me that dowry can be a house and lot or precious jewelry like gold and silver. They’ve practised it in their wedding and many couples are still following the tradition. It’s not bad at all because that would also be the bride’s future properties. Maybe the old generation folks wanted to ensure the future of their daughters that they ask for dowry, some give the dowry to parents or whatever is the agreement. I’m too young then to understand things like that because I was only there up to 7 years of age and then we moved to our present home now. 

I keep thinking if it’s possible that dowry can be investments like bank statement, a business or other forms of gold like coins and bullion. Well that would be a much higher value because nowadays a good investment can be your door to your success so it’s important to think carefully before plunging too quickly on investment. Hard-earned money should be meticulously planned before spending.

2 comments :

Scotty's Princess November 5, 2010 at 6:42 AM  

I am curious, Sis. Muslims lang ba ang may dowry?

Race November 5, 2010 at 7:05 AM  

Old tradition yan sis! Practice yan ng mga Tagalog, i don't know sa Visayas region. Sa Laguna kami :-D

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