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Finding a date or a spouse online is usually considered an individualisticendeavor in Western cultures. This presents a challenge for collectivistnon-Western cultures such as Saudi Arabia where choosing a spouse is viewed asa union of two families with parents of both spouses being heavily involved.Our work aims to investigate how Saudi Arabian parents view the utilization oftechnology by their young adults to seek potential spouses online. We reportour findings of interviews conducted with 16 Saudi Arabian parents (8 fathers,6 mothers and 1 couple). We generate qualitative themes that provide insightsabout how parents wanted to preserve their values, integrate technology intothe traditional process and protect their young adults from potential harms.These themes lead to implications for designing suitable marital matchmakingtechnologies in Saudi Arabia and opportunities for future work.

Saudi Arabian Parents' Perception of Online Marital Matchmaking Technologies