A Qualitative Study on Consumption Motivations in Turkish Marriage Rituals

The main aim of this study is to reveal how cultural change and interaction shape today's marriage rituals and to what extent this situation is reflected in marriage consumption. This study is a non-experimental cross-sectional field study that analyzes data on variables collected over a period...

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Main Authors: Elif Boyraz, Çiğdem Aliçavuşoğlu
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Language:English
Published: Hitit University 2024-12-01
Series:Hitit Ekonomi ve Politika Dergisi
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Online Access:https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/download/article-file/4384669
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description The main aim of this study is to reveal how cultural change and interaction shape today's marriage rituals and to what extent this situation is reflected in marriage consumption. This study is a non-experimental cross-sectional field study that analyzes data on variables collected over a period of time in a target sample. As a result of the study conducted, no scale that reveals marriage rituals and their reflection on consumption was found. For this reason, in order to explain the mechanisms behind the concepts and findings in the literature in depth, the method of this study was determined as qualitative method. The sample of the study was determined according to the maximum variation sampling method. The sample, which was determined according to this method, consists of those who will get married in the next year (2022), those who have been married until five years ago and mothers-in-law. As a result of the thematic analysis, the categories were determined as; meeting, marriage proposal, asking for the girl’s hand in marriage - betroth- engagement, bundle, henna night, to fetch the bride, marriage and wedding, photo shooting, shopping, jewelry sharing, material effect, the effect of the pandemic and using social media in ritual consumption. Themes were identified by analyzing the categories. Marriage rituals, consumption of marriage rituals, jewelry, the pandemic and social media are the themes identified. Findings were discussed in the line of relevant literature.
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spelling doaj-art-febabf4d34314444911790a1445cb7aa2025-01-28T17:16:12ZengHitit UniversityHitit Ekonomi ve Politika Dergisi2791-71422024-12-0142142163150A Qualitative Study on Consumption Motivations in Turkish Marriage RitualsElif Boyraz0https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4717-1678Çiğdem Aliçavuşoğlu1https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4542-3432TOKAT GAZİOSMANPAŞA ÜNİVERSİTESİTOKAT GAZİOSMANPAŞA ÜNİVERSİTESİ, TOKAT MESLEK YÜKSEKOKULUThe main aim of this study is to reveal how cultural change and interaction shape today's marriage rituals and to what extent this situation is reflected in marriage consumption. This study is a non-experimental cross-sectional field study that analyzes data on variables collected over a period of time in a target sample. As a result of the study conducted, no scale that reveals marriage rituals and their reflection on consumption was found. For this reason, in order to explain the mechanisms behind the concepts and findings in the literature in depth, the method of this study was determined as qualitative method. The sample of the study was determined according to the maximum variation sampling method. The sample, which was determined according to this method, consists of those who will get married in the next year (2022), those who have been married until five years ago and mothers-in-law. As a result of the thematic analysis, the categories were determined as; meeting, marriage proposal, asking for the girl’s hand in marriage - betroth- engagement, bundle, henna night, to fetch the bride, marriage and wedding, photo shooting, shopping, jewelry sharing, material effect, the effect of the pandemic and using social media in ritual consumption. Themes were identified by analyzing the categories. Marriage rituals, consumption of marriage rituals, jewelry, the pandemic and social media are the themes identified. Findings were discussed in the line of relevant literature.https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/download/article-file/4384669ritual consumptionmarriage ritualsmarriage consumptionconsumer behaviorcultureritüel tüketimievlilik ritüellerievlilik tüketimitüketici davranışıkültür
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A Qualitative Study on Consumption Motivations in Turkish Marriage Rituals
Hitit Ekonomi ve Politika Dergisi
ritual consumption
marriage rituals
marriage consumption
consumer behavior
culture
ritüel tüketimi
evlilik ritüelleri
evlilik tüketimi
tüketici davranışı
kültür
title A Qualitative Study on Consumption Motivations in Turkish Marriage Rituals
title_full A Qualitative Study on Consumption Motivations in Turkish Marriage Rituals
title_fullStr A Qualitative Study on Consumption Motivations in Turkish Marriage Rituals
title_full_unstemmed A Qualitative Study on Consumption Motivations in Turkish Marriage Rituals
title_short A Qualitative Study on Consumption Motivations in Turkish Marriage Rituals
title_sort qualitative study on consumption motivations in turkish marriage rituals
topic ritual consumption
marriage rituals
marriage consumption
consumer behavior
culture
ritüel tüketimi
evlilik ritüelleri
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tüketici davranışı
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