Do you think it would be a good idea to start giving men a sceptre when they get married?

As many of you know the jewelry and diamond industries years ago marketed the "diamond engagement ring" as a "must have" item and now in America it is almost universal that when a man asks a woman to marry him, he presents her with a diamond ring. Well, I have a new idea that could be the makings of a fine tradition in the future. I suggest that when men get married they receive a 6 foot gold plated sceptre with a crown or some decorative ornament on top of it symbolizing their authority (over the wife, and later children) in the marriage. Sceptres, have long been established in many cultures as a symbol of authority with kings, priests, and even certain generals (romans) would receive them. With this idea, every man could 'be a king of his castle'. Plus, it might create a new sceptre manufacturing industry. However, the only thing left to figure out is who would be paying for it. I suggest an offering be taken up at the bachelor party. If a 6 foot sceptre can't be bought, then