Nowadays people are spending too much money to celebrate personal and family events such as weddings, birthdays and so on. Do you agree or disagree with the statement? Give your opinion and examples.
There is a profound debate among varied sections that spending a humongous amount on special events has become culture today, while others dissent with this notion. I shall elucidate my opinions in the following paragraphs.
To begin with, the former group believes that incurring expenses on occasions such as birthdays, marriages, and anniversaries, to name a few, has become a norm. It has become the fashion; people doing such extravagant things to flaunt their status among their relatives, by virtue of this they start using their savings to celebrate such big and small events by spending plenty of money on arrangements, clothes, return gifts, arranging magic shows, choreographers, singers in the celebrations, just to exhibit their living standards.
Nevertheless, a school of thought asserts that money has always been a big concern; it is hard earned money, therefore, it is difficult to spend such amounts on special events, though groups of people do celebrate their functions but do not spend huge amounts as their budget gets disturbed, leaving them with little to invest into other more critical areas such as education. One thinks twice before spending a single penny. For example, every family has their own budget and to survive better, people must save money for emergencies, they do double shifts to earn the money, think for the future of their offspring; thus, they think twice before taking any action for celebrating such big events.
To recapitulate, I vehemently profess that spending colossally on special events, even of little relevance, is although a personal choice, it is becoming rarer since the focus has shifted to sustain a comfortable lifestyle, instead of squandering resources on brief moments of merriment.
