wedding advice for the couple

anytime we say goodbye, we always say, 'i love you'; and we make sure to thank the other for all the things we do. it just makes sure you never take the other for granted and they know it." you learn and grow with each other and find new things to love." gain your partner's perspective before rushing to anger. it also takes a lot of trust and respect. not anyone else's, so don't compare it to your friends' relationships. the best advice i can give is don't talk badly about your spouse to other

advice for young married couples

this will differ a bit, but this is coming from a man who's been married for 14 years with two kids." "- don’t hold grudges.- arguments will happen, but try not to end the day mad at each other.- try to go on dates and do stuff together as much as you can.- tell them you love them every day. if you need counseling/therapy, go to a professional." don’t expect praise every time you do something around the house.be an actual partner, not a burden." we could address alllll of our issues without

marriage advice from old couples

“make sure you still pursue interests and hobbies that make you happy. be willing to grow and adapt with your partner. also, being able to pursue interests that you can do together and other things you do individually.” “marriage is never 50/50. each has to be a giver and a taker. don’t forget to say ‘i love you’ and ‘i’m sorry.’” they are the most important words in your marriage. each morning, we get up to a preprogrammed pot of good coffee, read our bibles, and pray together. you have to be

sarcastic wedding advice

those who are in successful, long-term marriages will likely agree that there’s one thing both sides need (in addition to love!) to help make a marriage last: a sense of humor. whether it’s the ability to laugh at each other's flaws or see the comedy in life, being able to lighten the mood can go a long way. and there are plenty of funny marriage quotes that prove it. from movie characters to celebrities, writers, comedians, and politicians, prominent figures haven’t held back when it comes to

wedding advice

one thing remains, however: couples must know what works for them and be intentional about weeding out the bad habits that can sink their relationship. you have to strive for contentedness, which is a continuous state of mind, and one that feels doable. but it’s necessary to maintain the assumption that your partner — however flawed and irritating they seem at times — had the best results in mind, despite the result. in this way you will both have pride for yourselves and each other in the

pre wedding advice

you might be thinking about if you really can commit to being with one person for the rest of your life. but the feelings are still there, and you have to figure out how to deal with them. she talked us through what to do if you have cold feet and when to pay closer attention to these feelings of uncertainty. it is normal to have many types of feelings before your wedding including anxiety, so you might be wondering if you have cold feet. you might be thinking about if you want to get married