In American culture, there is no need for such a word as Rokr Knight has explained it. A person who asked about the bridegroom's car or house or money would be thought to be materialistic. In the traditional wedding vows appear the words "for richer, for poorer" and "in sickness and in health" to emphasize that the marriage continues even when the house, car, health, and savings have left. I think most American couples prefer to start together with nothing, so that what they acquire on the journey together is theirs, not his and hers. It is a hindrance to starting a relationship if one has things, and the other does not; this means they have unequal status.

if you take it literally,it means naturist wedding.but indeed,it refers to some couples who got married don't have house,car,or any saving.

hey,i think it's called "nude wedding".....:O)

Hi xue'er, Could you write your question in English? I know it has to with the word marriage.