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Solution-
The author Anton Chekhov is a Russian so indeed the customs and traditions presented in this play ' The Proposal' is Russian in essence. The way of Lomov asking Chubukov for his daughter's hand in marriage is according to the customs of a Russian marriage and so is how they kiss in the end. In Russian marriages there is a lot of differences from Indian marriages. Russian marriages are less elaborate. They require very less planning and include a wedding procession and a reception. People need to only prepare wedding rings, dresses, cars and the reception. Indian weddings on the other hand are very elaborate, including various ceremonies for a week at least. There is a lot of guests in Indian weddings. Russian weddings also include friends of the bride and groom preparing posters and speeches and organising contests which are not part of Indian weddings. However, there are a little bit of similarities in the groom giving money for the bride and her shoe as in India the groom gives out money to the bridesmaids. Both Indian and Russian weddings are an occasion to celebrate coming together of families and enjoy good food.
The author Anton Chekhov is a Russian so indeed the customs and traditions presented in this play ' The Proposal' is Russian in essence. The way of Lomov asking Chubukov for his daughter's hand in marriage is according to the customs of a Russian marriage and so is how they kiss in the end. In Russian marriages there is a lot of differences from Indian marriages. Russian marriages are less elaborate. They require very less planning and include a wedding procession and a reception. People need to only prepare wedding rings, dresses, cars and the reception. Indian weddings on the other hand are very elaborate, including various ceremonies for a week at least. There is a lot of guests in Indian weddings. Russian weddings also include friends of the bride and groom preparing posters and speeches and organising contests which are not part of Indian weddings. However, there are a little bit of similarities in the groom giving money for the bride and her shoe as in India the groom gives out money to the bridesmaids. Both Indian and Russian weddings are an occasion to celebrate coming together of families and enjoy good food.