Colombia by Paula GarciaQuintero

Family- oriented

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Colombians are known for their strong family ties, and marriage is seen as a union between two families rather than just the couple

Religious influence

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Colombia is a predominantly catholic country, and many marriages are still religious ceremonies and the church's play a significant role in marriage

Celebrations and festivities

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Colombians love to celebrate, and weddings are grand affairs with music, food and dancing. the festivities often last for days, with the couples families and friends joining in the celebration

Importance of commitment

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Colombians place a high value on commitment and loyalty in marriage. divorce is not as common as in some other countries, and couples are expected to work through difficulties together

How people that don't get marriage view marriage

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How Colombian people view marriage

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Alternative form of union

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the rise of alternative form of union, such as civil unions or cohabitation, some Colombians might view marriage as not the only way to formalize a commitment, they might prefer a more modern or flexible approach to partnership

Personal freedom and autonomy

s2032066_ — 2024-04-11 15:24:01 UTC

some individuals might value their independence and autonomy, and see marriage as a potential constraint on their personal freedom

Alternative family structures

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Colombians who come from non-traditional family backgrounds, such as single-parent households or blended families, might view marriage as not the only way to create a family or stable partnership