Marriage Is Outdated, but the £800 Registry Fee Isn’t
British couples reconsider lifelong commitment while wedding industry insists tradition remains essential to its financial survival LONDON, ENGLAND. British couples are increasingly questioning whether marriage remains necessary in modern society, alarming an industry that has spent centuries convincing people that true love requires expensive flowers, uncomfortable shoes and feeding cake to relatives they dislike. Keri Russell Comments Spark a London Debate on Whether Marriage Is Antiquated The debate follows recent…
