What were the three major events about marriage in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s?

To talk about three major events when I got married in the 70s, 80s and 90s, it reminds me of some things of my parents' generation. Of course, I didn't participate in their marriage, but when I grew up, my parents mentioned them many times, intentionally or unintentionally, including what were the three major events when they got married.

First of all, if you want to get married in the 1970s, you need to prepare three things, mainly bicycles, watches and sewing machines. In fact, these three things are still very meaningful, because you can see how pragmatic your parents' generation is from the use of these three things. Bicycles are used for commuting, so that you won't be late for work and you can get home soon after work.

Watches can make you go to work on time and have a sense of time, not to mention sewing machines. This is a very helpful household equipment, because many clothes, pants, quilts, mattresses and so on. We need sewing at home. Even in the past, it was not convenient to buy clothes, so the sewing machine was definitely a big piece with great practical value.

What are the three major events for people who get married after 1980? Speaking of which, I thought of my uncles and aunts. The three things they need when they get married are even more advanced, that is, refrigerator, TV and washing machine. These three major events can also reflect the progress of mankind and optimize the equipment of human life.

In the 1990s, married people reminded me of my brothers and sisters. When they got married, the three items were relatively rich. According to everyone's different preferences, the choice will be different. Usually, color TV sets, VCR motorcycles, washing machines and gold jewelry are all randomly selected.