![]() My husband and I play board games together a lot and we love it! For me, that falls under the “not taking your spouse for granted” advice, that most brides hear, and ignore because they can’t EVER imagine not being best friends with their spouse or fathom a time when they would want to spend every moment of every day with their groom! I agree with your advice! It is so important to stay friends and do things together. A majority of my posts are about motherhood, so it just works out that women are the main readers…but anyway Thanks for your input Erik! I think the main reason it’s been only women responding thus far is that probably around 99% of the people that read this blog are women. I believe God wants better for his girls that they know. I made every mistake and want to help them. Be willing to take advice from those parents of yours. It almost always puts the weight on the wife. It looks really ugly on a 40 year old.īe very careful about most marriage counseling. Selfishness is bad enough on a two year old. He’s a big boy, expect him to act like it. Have fun together.ĭon’t tolerate immaturity. If he understands that, he will be the best husband you can imagine. Make sure you both understand what it means for a husband to love his wife as Christ loved the church. The best marriage advice I was never toldĪnyone else noticed that only women have responded so far? Know why? Because you, ladies, are alway more concerned with the relationship.How to strengthen your marriage after the baby is born.Marriage advice that will survive the years.What one piece of advice would you give a new bride? More marriage advice for the bride ![]() And to all the brides to be that may be reading this. My love to you both (And your soon to be hubbys!). It’s not an easy thing, but in that lies the beauty of it.Įnjoy the journey, and never stop learning! To learn more about your spouse as you learn more about life and love and marriage itself. Couples always some how feels like their love and relationship is unique and perfect, and they will never face any of the problems that old married couples try to warn them about, but I think that’s okay. No one ever knows what they are really getting in to when they say “I do”. Never stop learning and growing together. Keep loving your husband and enjoying life together.Īll the words of wisdom I could give, really boils down to that. Always try to make it better than it is right now. No matter how good things may get, or how bad things may seem, just keep working at it. Always be searching for new ways to show your spouse how much you love him, appreciate him and care for him.ĭon’t ever stop working on your marriage. I could spend hours with each of these girls, telling them all the things that I’ve learned and giving all sorts of marriage advice, but I don’t think it would be helpful for either of them to hear me rattle off all the little things I’ve learned thus far in my marriage.Įach marriage is unique and beautiful in it’s own way. ![]() I have figured out the best times to talk about certain issues and when I should just keep things to myself. I’ve learned what his pet peeves are and how to avoid them. I know how to make him feel appreciated and loved. I know most of my husbands likes/dislikes. So what advice could be offered? There is so much that I have learned over the past 4 years, and I’m still learning! So, I know that many words of advice will be long forgotten by the time their wisdom is needed. Newlyweds often scoff at the idea of going to bed angry because they feel they will never really be angry at each other. ![]() A new bride doesn’t think she will ever take her hubby for granted. These are all good and useful tips, but from a newlywed’s perspective, they seem unnecesary. “don’t go to bed angry” (or do go to bed angry, depending on who you ask!).In all the excitement of the upcoming weddings I have been reflecting a lot on my 4 years (and counting) of marriage as I try to decide just what advice / words of wisdom I could offer them before their big days. I am so thrilled for each of them as they begin this new stage of life. One will be wed in just a few days and the other this summer. Two of my closest friends are getting married this year. After thinking about it for a long time, I finally came up with my best advice for the new bride. Often bridal showers will ask you to share a piece of advice for the bride but it can be hard to think of something in the moment. ![]() As they prepare for the wedding, it’s always good for friends to think of advice for the bride and groom on their big day. ![]()
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