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Saturday, May 10, 2014

5 things you must think about before saying 'I do'. Must read !!

MUST READ!!!! 5 things To Think About Before Saying 'I Do'

Today is saturday and most lovers will be tie the knot today!! Its a good thing but like the old saying goes:-
"A Wedding lasts only a day,marriage last forever".



So here are 4 Things to Think About Before saying  I Do.

 There are many things that a bride and groom need to think about before their wedding day ... the dress, the honeymoon, the rings. In the midst of planning for that special day, it's important not to forget to plan for your marriage, which will last much longer than the wedding cake and flowers. Here are some important things for you to consider...




1.Attend a premarital education class. Couples who participate in premarital programs experience a 30 percent increase in marital success over those who do not participate. They report greater communication, sharpened conflict management skills, a strong dedication to one's spouse, and overall improved relationship quality.

2. Find a mentor couple. Find an older, more experienced couple to provide wisdom and support by serving as marriage mentors.
It is no longer "I" but "We." Marriage is a partnership.  Both parties should take part in the decision making process. Make time to pursue activities together.  Explore your common interests.

3. Discuss your expectations for marriage and each other. Identify roles and responsibilities.  How are conflicts going to be handled? What are your marriage goals?  Be willing to apologize and admit when you are wrong.  Be proactive.  Solve problems immediately and don't let misunderstandings bloom into larger conflicts.

4.Discuss your goals for marriage to ensure your marriage will be successful. Unrealistic and unmet expectations often lead to resentment in relationships.  Be committed!  Commitment is a choice.  Couples who believe divorce is not an option going into marriage are less likely to take steps to end the relationship.

5.Receive financial counseling. Are you and your spouse savers or spenders? Save yourselves a lot of future headaches by discussing  your spending habits and plans with a counselor and each other. Avoid wedding debt by working  out a budget before the wedding.

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