Marriage is an important milestone in life, but for many low-income families, the cost of essential wedding arrangements creates significant financial stress. In many cases, families are forced into debt simply to fulfil basic responsibilities at the time of marriage.
At Arsh Foundation, our Marriage Support Project exists to ease this burden, helping couples begin their married life with dignity, stability, and peace of mind.
Through this project, Arsh Foundation provides assistance towards basic and necessary wedding expenses, including:
Each support package costs up to £350 and is carefully allocated to families who genuinely cannot afford these expenses.
For families living in poverty, marriage costs can delay or prevent unions, cause debt, or place long-term financial strain on households. Supporting marriages:
During the year ended 31 March 2025, Arsh Foundation:
By addressing these immediate needs, the project contributes to the long-term wellbeing of newly married couples and promotes social stability within communities.
Marriage support is provided to low-income and underprivileged families who cannot afford basic wedding expenses and would otherwise face financial hardship or debt.
Support is provided towards essential wedding costs, including: ● Basic furniture ● Wedding meals These contributions help ease the financial pressure on families, particularly the bride’s family.
During the year ended 31 March 2025, Arsh Foundation supported 11 families, helping a total of 50 individuals.
Each marriage support package costs up to £350, depending on the family’s needs.
Families are identified through local assessments and verification, ensuring that support reaches those who genuinely cannot afford marriage expenses.
Yes. You may donate any amount, and all contributions are used towards the Marriage Support project where the need is greatest.
Yes. Marriage support for eligible poor families qualifies for Zakat, in accordance with Islamic guidelines.
Yes. You may donate on behalf of yourself or loved ones, including as an act of charity for someone else.
