English Idiom: Marry money
Spring is the time for new beginnings and new love. To stay in tune with yesterday’s idiom in the money, we’re going to look at marry money today.
This one is pretty self-explanatory. Of course, people do not marry money itself; they marry a person who has a lot of cash.
I suppose marrying money is one way to get out of the rat race and away from the daily grind.
Some of you out there may frown and say people are supposed to enter into the institution of marriage after falling head over heels in love with each other.
You may be right. Maybe weddings should be all about love and romance in an ideal world.
The truth is though that capital, the amount you have now and your possibility to gain it in the future are significant considerations for many people when it comes to tying the knot.
In a perfect world, marrying the one you love would be the same as marrying money. In reality, things are often not so clear.
Some people wed for money; some people for love.
Some people marry the one the love; some people marry money.