Name: Kartini Aliah Putri

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Pre wedding at a tourist landmark: Is it fascinating or disrupting?

A question: In the era of social media that increasingly influences everyday life, pre-wedding
photos at tourist attractions have become a lively trend. However, to what extent can this
phenomenon be said to be an interesting or disturbing sight?. Marriage is a marriage ceremony
held or carried out by several people with the aim of formalizing the marriage relationship
according to religious, legal and social norms. There is also a pre-wedding procession, especially
a pre-wedding photo session. Pre-wedding photography can be understood as pre-wedding
photography. However, as time goes by, many people end up assuming that the photo is a photo
at a certain location, with the concept and clothing already prepared so that the photo is then
displayed at parties, receptions, on invitations, and on wedding anniversaries. In fact, the
meaning of this word is essentially a photo taken before the wedding. It could be an engagement
photo, a photo of a midodareni event (from Javanese cultural tradition, the day before the
wedding). So, the correct definition of pre-wedding photos is essentially about photos taken
before the wedding event, these could be photos recording traditional pre-wedding events, photos
recording engagement events, or photos recording weddings. Wedding (Syahputra, 2020).
Following China's economic system's liberalization in the 1990s, pre-wedding photography
quickly gained popularity there. Simultaneously, romantic-themed soap operas are currently
popular in Asia's East. As a result, numerous commercials featuring private images of the couple
were made to sell soap operas. From that point on Many people have utilized intimate images
for pre-wedding portraits since they became popular. Since the 2000s, the fad of pre-wedding
images has become ubiquitous and has even taken on a life of its [Link]-wedding pictures are a
form of popular culture's visual arts (Irfan Helmi, 2016). The practice of taking pre-wedding
photos at famous locations is becoming more and more common as a result of advancements in
photography technology and the appeal of landmark tourism. Nowadays, more and more
couples are choosing to immortalize their wedding photos in well-known tourist spots. This
brings up advantages and disadvantages as well as concerns about the trend's effects on society,
the environment, and culture. Pre-wedding photos at popular tourist sites are not always
welcomed, but they can boost the appeal of these locations and the travel industry overall. They
also give couples a creative outlet and help them create visually engaging images and videos.
Think about the advantages of holding your pre-wedding at a popular destination as well as the
effects it will have on the environment and your own experience. As a writer, I wholeheartedly
endorse pre-wedding photos in landmark tourism because they can boost the industry's visibility
and encourage couples to be more creative in creating eye-catching images and videos.

Orange: Hook, Blue: Background Information,Green: Thesis statement

Pre-wedding activities at tourist landmarks can produce beautiful photos and videos, creating
sweet memories that last a lifetime. One of the tourist landmarks that offers a stunning backdrop
and attractive aesthetics is Tugu Jogja. This monument, which is the imaginary line between
Mount Merapi, Yogyakarta Palace and South Beach, is one of the best landmarks in Jogja.
Couples who choose Tugu Jogja as their pre-wedding venue can immortalize their moments here
while reminiscing about their special holiday. With the majestic and beautiful backdrop of the
Jogja Monument, couples can produce beautiful and unforgettable photos and videos. Tourist
landmarks often offer stunning backdrops and interesting aesthetics, allowing couples to express
their creativity. One of the tourist landmarks that offers a stunning backdrop is Parang Endog
Hill. From this hill, you can enjoy Parangtritis Beach in a different way, namely from a height of
around 300 meters. Enjoying the sunset on Parang Endog Hill after a day of traveling around
Jogja will certainly provide an unforgettable experience. Couples who choose Parang Endog
Hill as their pre-wedding venue can express their creativity against the backdrop of the majestic
and beautiful Parangtritis Beach. Coupled with the beauty of the natural surroundings, couples
can produce creative and aesthetic photos and videos.

Body 2:

Wedding is a very important moment in a person's life. However, apart from being an important
moment for married couples, weddings can also be an effective promotional tool to increase the
popularity of certain tourist destinations and promote the tourism sector as a whole. First of all,
weddings are often held in beautiful and interesting places, such as beaches, mountains, and
historical places. By holding a wedding at these places, couples and invited guests can enjoy the
natural beauty and culture around the place. This can increase the popularity of certain tourist
destinations, because invited guests who come to the wedding can become tourism ambassadors
who bring interesting stories and experiences about that place to other people. Apart from that,
weddings can also be an effective promotional event to promote the tourism sector as a whole.
By holding a wedding at tourist attractions, invited guests can experience firsthand the
experiences offered by the tourism sector. This can spark their interest in visiting other tourist
attractions in the area or even across the country. Thus, weddings can be an effective
promotional tool to introduce the tourism sector to the wider community. However, of course
weddings as a tourism promotion tool must be done wisely and responsibly. The government
and related parties must ensure that tourist attractions used for weddings are maintained and do
not damage the surrounding environment. Apart from that, weddings must also be held by
paying attention to health and safety protocols, especially during a pandemic like the current one.
In conclusion, weddings can be an effective promotional tool to increase the popularity of certain
tourist destinations and promote the tourism sector as a whole. However, weddings must be
carried out wisely and responsibly, taking into account environmental sustainability and health
and safety protocols. Thus, weddings can be an effective way to introduce the natural beauty and
culture of Indonesia to the world.
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Counter Argument

On-site pre-wedding photos can create crowds and discomfort: Some tourist landmarks can be
very crowded, disrupting the romantic atmosphere that the couple wants. Additional Fees and
Permits: Additional fees for shooting at certain landmarks can increase the wedding budget.
Filming permits may also be required, adding to the bureaucracy. And conservation and
damage: Pre-wedding activities that are not properly regulated can have a negative impact on
environmental sustainability and historical sites. When deciding whether to pre-wedding at a
tourist landmark, consider both its benefits and the impact it will have on the environment and
your personal experience.

Consession
It is true that pre-wedding photos at tourist attractions can have a negative impact on
environmental and historical preservation, require additional costs and crowds disrupt the
romantic atmosphere, but pre-wedding photos at tourist attractions can create unforgettable
memories: Pre-wedding activities at tourist landmarks can produce beautiful photos and videos,
creating sweet memories that last a lifetime. Creativity and Aesthetics: Tourist landmarks often
offer stunning backdrops and interesting aesthetics, allowing couples to express their creativity.
And can be used as tourism promotion: Increasing the popularity of certain tourist destinations
and promoting the tourism sector as a whole. According to a study conducted by I Wayan Ranu
Baskara, Ida Bagus Candra Yana, and Anis Raharjo, in making pre- Weddings can involve many
artists and artists tourist. It is hoped that this creative industry can contribute to the economy,
development of arts and tourism. It is hoped that this writing will help developing creative
industries.

Refutation
Tourist locations often require additional fees for shooting permits or special location rentals.
Popular tourist spots tend to be busy, which can disrupt the photo session and make it difficult to
get a calm or perfect background. then time limits for photo sessions at tourist attractions can be
a problem, especially if there are rules regarding shooting times at that location. Apart from that,
bad weather can interfere with photo sessions, especially in open places. Some locations may be
difficult to reach or have limited access, which may limit the variety of backgrounds or shooting
locations. if using local vendors in previously unknown tourist destinations, there is a risk of
uncertainty regarding the quality of service or final results. Expectations regarding the location
and shooting results may not match reality, especially if expectations are different from what the
tourist attraction can actually do.

Conclusion
Pre-wedding photo activities at tourist attractions have many benefits, such as promoting
tourism, creating beautiful memories, and supporting creative industries. Apart from that, pre-
wedding photos at tourist attractions can also make an economic contribution to the surrounding
community. Therefore, this activity should be supported as long as it is carried out with due
regard for ethics, environmental conservation and the regulations that apply at the tourist
attraction.

Referensi

Baskara, I.W.R., Yana, I.B.C., & Raharjo, A. (2023). Pemotretan Pre-Wedding Casual Dengan
Latar Belakang Alam Pulau Nusa Peninda. Retina Jurnal Fotografi, 3(10). p. 118-127.

Irfan Helmi. (2016). Budaya Foto Prewedding dalam Pandangan Hukum Islam. Fakultas
Syariah dan Hukum UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta.

Syahputra, Ade. (2020). Sistem Pendukung Keputusan Pemilihan Lokasi Pre-Wedding di Kota
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