Sometimes, there's nothing better than a feel-good show to take your mind off of life and inspire you to plan your future. That said, Season 1 of Marriage or Mortgage came to Netflix at the perfect time. COVID was still raging, but Americans were beginning to imagine their lives outside of the confines of the pandemic. This show poses an intriguing question: Where do you put your savings—on a home mortgage or the wedding of your dreams?
Immediately after the show aired, Twitter buzzed with discussions around this dilemma. Many viewers questioned why couples would choose to spend their savings on a wedding instead of investing in a home. However, as the episodes progressed, opinions shifted, and more people embraced the idea of celebrating love with an unforgettable wedding.
Some of this shift in perception may have been influenced by the pandemic. The desire for a comforting space grew stronger amidst the chaos of COVID-19. Sarah Miller, one of the show's hosts, emphasized the importance of connection during these times, stating, "I do think COVID made each one of these decisions more prominent in couples' lives." The longing for family and friends to gather became even more significant.
What You Will Learn
- The show's central theme revolves around the choice between investing in a home or a wedding.
- Viewers share diverse opinions on the value of weddings compared to homeownership.
- COVID-19 has intensified the emotional significance of these decisions for couples.
- Hosts Sarah Miller and Nichole Holmes bring humor and passion to the show, fostering a relatable atmosphere.
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