The larger the carat, the better the wedding

The larger the carat, the better the wedding Ahh. . . sweet romance. The flowers. Chocolate. The end of the night whispers? I love you. For most people in love, the culmination of months of cohabitation and friendship for one moment: the proposal of marriage - - with a simple but elegant, diamond engagement rings. Of course, if you? Re a celebrity, a simple ring may not be enough power for your liking. Thus, we see many celebrities sporting five-carat to seven-carat diamond studded engagement rings and wedding. Well, if you can afford it, why not flaunt it, eh? Take for example the recent marriage of Britney Spears and Star Jones. If Britney Spears and her former backup dancer Kevin Federline, has bought an awesome time watching five-carat engagement ring diamond. (If you really believe Kevin this for your dancers? S salary?) Britney bought the ring you feel you deserved? nothing wrong with that. Then quickly and Kevin, the leap into marriage in a few months ago with a pleasant surprise (not lip service kissing Madonna) wedding ceremony. As for Star Jones, is not known if their splendid seven-carat princess cut diamond ring purchased or donated, but not too happily skipped for a wedding with all the trimmings. Well, not all of these additional diamond means that celebrities have a better marriage than anyone else? Absolutely not. There is absolutely no evidence that the multi-carat diamond rings and fancy wedding accommodations gave them greater satisfaction at the altar, as Joe and Jane Doe? s low right wedding in a crumbling courtyard. Purchase of fantasies and the largest ring diamond engagement of the world doesn? t guarantee anything other than a beautiful piece of ice jewels to show your family and friends. Other than that, celebrities have the same probability of success, happy marriage for the rest of us. And what? S as it should be.