'This is a personal choice': Goa Catholics insensitive about archbishop calls for minor weddings

In the coastal states, in the wedding industry, those who say that for a small wedding, now 10 million rupees can be spent.'This is a personal choice': Gobinda Catholics are relentless about archbishop columns for modest marriage.

The letter, which was issued each pyatriyala beginning arkaibhapa of the year, beginning June 1, Ferrao also embraced Catholic church members and festive rituals instead of wedding ceremony.

However, in Goa, many Catholics agree with further suggestions, they argue that marriage should be a favorite subject rather than surname.'keep it simple'

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Care of poverty and poor, their letter, on June 3, advises against too much materialism and supports the theory that Catholic marriage is becoming "more apathetic and depressed".

About 26% of Goa's 1.5 million population account for Christianity.

Christian marriages in coastal states usually start glorious service in the church, bride, groom and their friends and family wearing their beautiful thread. After this, welcome, live music, dance, a free-flowing bar and a meat-heavy buffet are constantly spreading around an ice sculpture.

In recent years, the growth of Goa as a destination marriage site has also increased with increased expenditure on Catholic marriage. Local festivals are still very common compared to married art, although it is worth millions of rupees for a decent Catholic wedding compared to married art.

Effect of destination wedding

According to Goan Government's Tourism Minister Manino D'Souza, 30% to 40% of Goa's entire Indian destination industry, which is 1 million crores. Indian destination wedding industry is growing at 25% per year by 30%. "There is a big source in this local economy," D Shuja Scroll "." By 2015, there are 500 to 700 high destinations in Goa. "

The effect of the destination wedding market has probably led its plan for a certain degree of joints, feeling that they need to complete the marriage match held around them.

Ayesha Baratto, especially a celebrated master of the ceremony, agrees. "Yes, big," she said. "But after all, this is a minor Catholic marriage and they invite people with disabilities and invite them from their entire village or wado [ward], and thus a large part of the cost goes there itself."

The week of practice with the famous choreographer leads to this exhibition. Add all these wedding expenses.

Goa-based marriage planner, Marsh Kim Sujaa said that the coordination of information available on the Internet and peer pressure are affecting the joints options for the wedding ceremony. "I think the couple will not be more sensitive than what they wanted for their marriage rather than tradition."

Although Catholic and married artists say that such changes are immutable and Archbishop demands the welfare of this event, but they also say that the decision is finally personal choice.