and don’t just take my word for it: i checked in with a couple of qualified professionals to learn more about how fighting can help marriages and what couples should fight about before they tie the knot. will you give your families a key to your home and an open invitation to drop in? and even if you are the same religion, how do you want to practice this religion as a couple/family, if at all?” will your kid be …

i did not enjoy wedding planning, for the most part. i was getting married to the man i loved, and nothing could ruin that. at 10, i had my first panic attack and not a clue what was happening to me. my anxiety is a classic case of the self-fulfilling prophecy. that’s the thing with anxious people. when it came to my pre-wedding freakout, i thought, what if this anxiety means i am having doubts? i felt like an old-fashioned …

you’d think i’d know better than to be out boozing in the early hours just before a big wedding, but i don’t like to see the groom drinking alone. i would like to comment that this is down to a fitness regime which includes me doing at least 50 push-ups a day for the last three months. let me just say that the groom has a splendid set of friends and to be chosen from such esteemed company was something …

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. …