Trends of Marriage in Religious Affairs Office in Society 5.0
Abstract
Marriage is a bond between a man and a woman as husband and wife to form a happy and eternal family (household) based on Belief in One Almighty God. Lately, there has been an increasing trend for young couples choosing to get married only at the Office of Religious Affairs without holding a big reception or party. In this study, one of the two components of the method was applied, namely library research and field research. The study aimed to research and analyze the trend of getting married in the Office of Religious Affairs in Society 5.0. Also, this field research is to make observations about a phenomenon in a scientific situation to explain and prove situations and phenomena that are clearer about the conditions, so the type of approach used is qualitative. From the research results it is known that getting married at the Office of Religious Affairs is increasingly becoming an option for many couples because it is considered simple and free but still memorable. From there, the people of 5.0 also realized that the relatively large costs of holding a wedding party could be allocated for other purposes. Not a few who then think objectively that it turns out that marriage does not need to be expensive.
Keywords: marriage, Society 5.0, trend
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