What sarcifaces to you have to make once you get married?
600017
"and for this purpose, a man must leave his father and mother and cleave to his wife." or something like that .....that's in the bible. you put your wife and children first as head of your household. doesn't mean that you ignore the rest of your family or don't give them same amount of respect, etc. you'll get the hang of it. just remember, you are leaving your parents behind and joining your life to another human being, she does have to take precedence. as far as what else changes after marriage, well , for some it's a big adjustment, but for others, it just works itself out. every relationship is so different. good luck!
1113321
Have a really good looking business card printed up and take to your local florist, banquet hall etc and ask if they'd display your card, say that you'll naturally reccomend their service. \n\nTake a stand at a wedding show:\n\nGather up every wedding magazine you can find and cut out all the dress, cake, flower examples that you can find and intersperse them with photos of weddings you have been to in albums for brides to go thru and choose from. \n(Naturally don't mention twiced married, even though the success of a wedding has nothing to do with the success of a marriage, some brides are superstious.)\n\nMake examples of table decorations, alter decorations etc. in different styles   \n\nGive both bride & grooms a form to fill in like what's important for your wedding so they can give you all the little details like "Dont sit Uncle James next to Aunt Trudy" or " Absolutely no Britney Spears music" The little attentions will encourage them to tell other people.  WORD OF MOUTH WORKS! \n\ngood luck
556916
It all depends on what nationality the foreigner is and where they plan on getting married. The basics are that one of you needs to get into the other country legally, which may require just a passport or maybe a visa. Once there, you need to get a marriage license following the rules of that country and have the marriage solemnized by a priest or judge, etc. Each country has a different process for allowing new spouses to live in the country.
1003615
Shouldn't. I lived with my husband for almost 2 yrs. before we got married. Only thing that's changed is I carriy his name. We just celebrated our 30th anniversary 6/4. The only thing different is a piece of paper! Why should that change a damn thing? However you do have to work at a marriage it's not easy and some people aren't willing to do the work. Other than that I don't know what else to tell you!
137154
Your legal name is the name that is on your marriage certificate. This is a legal document that can change your name, if you said you wanted it changed. You are also responsible to get the name changed on your Social Security card after you are married. I would get this done as soon as possible or you can get in trouble with the IRS over it.
240668
1. Be completely divorced.\n\n2. Get married.
513548
when you get married, all things are considered shared by both people no matter who owned it origanally. You must file a prenuptualy agreement in order to keep anything that was yours before the marrige. Also I know that in TX at least this is a civil dispute and you must get a lawer if you would like to get it resolved
235003
after marriage, whatever age
1042401
Nowadays we aren't as steeped in tradition so it just depends upon the agreement your families come to. From my wedding I remember reading that traditionally they pay for the rehearsal dinner, the wedding rings, and the honeymoon. (In my wedding they didn't pay for any of that though :P)\n\n\nTraditional Breakdown of Expenses\n\n\nWedding Ring for Bride The Groom \n    \nWedding Gift for Bride The Groom \n\nGroomsmen/Usher Gifts The Groom  \n    \nBride's Bouquet The Groom \n\nMother's Corsages The Groom \n\nGroom's Boutonniere The Groom \n\nGroomsmen Boutonnieres The Groom \n\nUsher's Boutonnieres The Groom \n\nMarriage License The Groom \n\nMedical Visit for Groom The Groom \n\nClergyman/Officiant Fee The Groom \n\nGroom's Cake The Groom's Family \n    \nRehearsal Dinner The Grooms Family \n\nBachelor Party Best Man/Groom's Attendants \n    \nGloves/Ties/Ascots for Attendants The Groom \n\nFather of Groom Formal Wear Groom's Family \n    \nLimousine Service The Groom \n\nHoneymoon Arrangements The Groom
733873
Just do something simple like:\n\nJane Doe and John Smith are happy to announce their recent engagement.  The engagment took place on (date) and the couple is excited as they begining planning for their lives together. \n\nor\n\nOn DATE, John Smith asked Jane Doe to be his wife - and she said  yes! The couple is excited to announce that they are planning to unite their lives in marriage.
960061
yep... Being married means you get inlaws. Luckily for me, mine are great!
563141
Buy Bride Magazine.  They all sorts of check lists to help you organize.....
217023
if you are married, you are married. Do you need another marriage license??? \n\nRenewing vows is merely symbolic right? The state is not involved  Unless you are getting REmarried.
773141
First learn; how  will be question ask ? and give the descripyion about ur marriage
60860
get married to US citizen.....like me!
208557
get married & have a child
433200
COMMITTMENT!\n\nThink about the old marriage vows (some people still adhere to them)\n\nFor better or worse\nFor richer or poorer\nIn sickness and health\netc.\n\nThat means you make a committment to see it through the tough times, NOT just say "ah, if he does something I don't like, or she gets on my nerves" I'll just get a divorce...\n\nCommit to making it last.\nAfter the committment you do need love, trust, understanding and patience.