
Bali Renewal vows ceremony is appreciation of Love to strengthen a relationship
Renewal vows ceremony or Bali renewal vows ceremony is an appreciation of love, to strengthen, to respect your relationship which have been united for years together for happiness life. Balinese people divided the stage of living into four stages or called "catur Ashrama", the 1st stage called "Brahmacari", during this stage the people expected to get the education as high as possible, it is for a preparation to face the next step of living called Grahasta. Grahasta is the most beautiful and challenging stage of living ,"Grahasta" means the people found their soulmate and step forward into a wedding ceremony or Bali wedding ceremony where they start managing a small family. During this stage they will face some challenges in life for instance how to manage family’s financial, how to manage the egoism of each, how to understand each other, and how to trust each other. When the couple can manage it and pass the 2nd step so they are already comfortable with every things, such as in economic and family, so to reflect their love to his or her beloved partner, they may visit Bali for Bali renewal vows ceremony.
The renewal marriage vows can be witnessed by their son, or grandchildren. This kind of ceremony is a good sample to the younger generation on how to manage family, respect the partner in order to have an eternal marriage and family. The renewal marriage vows can be carried out in the hotel, chapel or at any places which perhaps giving a deep memory of the couple itself. The liturgy of renewal vows can be created or the couple might prepared it by themselves.
Bali Shuka provides some renewal vows packages for renewal vows at Nusa Dua Beach Hotel, Novotel, The Laguna, St.Regis, Grand Hyatt, Bali Hyatt, Samaya Villa and many other wedding venues in Bali
After they successfully manage the family and on the certain age they will not think further about wealth, luxurious thing, and what the couple need is tranquility, doing more charity to pure people, and learning more about religion, this step of living is called "Wanaprasta". The last step is called “Biksuka”, a preparation to face the last time in the earth or death.
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