Meaning of "Unmarried Ceremony"
This refers to a situation where an individual officially declares their intention to live alone without getting married, and this becomes established as an occasion or event where those around them acknowledge and celebrate this decision.
"To announce his decision not to get married, he held a celebration of celibacy, and his friends offered their heartfelt support."
Related slang words
PolyamoryA form of relationship in which multiple people engage in romantic relationships or share love with one another, with everyone's consentDownward adjustmentThis refers to the tendency to choose a partner whom one perceives as being of a lower standard than one’s own criteria or expectations, in the hope of having a relatively stable relationship.K-Eldest DaughterA personality trait formed by the experience of growing up as the eldest daughter within Korea’s patriarchal family structure and shouldering an excessive burden of responsibility; it refers to a person who tends to be overly considerate of others or take on their roles in romantic relationships and interpersonal interactions.Upward supportThis refers to the act of actively pursuing a relationship with a partner who objectively possesses higher qualifications or more appeal than oneself, with the aim of establishing a more advantageous position in the relationship or romantic connection.K-Eldest SonThis term refers to the tendency of "eldest sons"—who, burdened by the responsibility and pressure to carry on the family line, are prone to holding conservative or patriarchal views on romance—within the Korean cultural context.WomanchuThis refers to the tendency to look for a romantic partner within familiar settings, such as social gatherings or clubs, driven by a mindset that favors sticking to one’s own circle and maintaining relationships only within close-knit groups.Matchmaking AgencyThis refers to the process of signing up with a marriage agency or similar service and using paid services to be matched with a marriage partner, or to such services themselvesThe Debate Over Wedding GiftsThere is currently a conflict over what is considered appropriate and acceptable regarding whether ex-partners or former associates should attend a wedding, and if they do, how much they should contribute as a wedding gift to maintain proper etiquette and respect appropriate boundaries.