Concept Reflection 8

 Through these reality shows or articles, we will find that the wedding is a very traditional but at the same time, very complex thing, it is related to two families and a family that is about to be formed. At the same time, there is also a huge industrial chain around this matter. A wedding involves many things, including the opinions of both parents, how to choose the wedding venue and format, cultural differences in different races, whether the man and woman are together, etc., all of which have an impact on the whole wedding.

In an episode of Bridezillas, a black couple has a huge ambiguity about the wedding, with the man wanting it to be a small private wedding and the woman wanting it to be a wedding where all family members can be invited. The woman did not hold the wedding as requested by the man, but invited all the family members, causing the man to choose not to attend the wedding, and six months later chose to hold the wedding with the woman in Los Vegas.

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