The courtship phase after the engagement is the most memorable time of life. It has sweet memories of togetherness, candlelight dinners, infinite dates movies, hanging around and what not!! The sometimes engaged couple need to limit themselves for some reasons!
But it has some drawbacks too like the stress of getting married, planning, shopping etc. In this situation here are some phrases recently engaged couples must never say to each other:
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10. Your Family Will Have To Do It Otherwise I With My Family Will Get Offended!
Never show off that you are the groom and she is bride and the family of the bride will have to bow down to the every wish of the groom and his family. This can lead you to the court instead of your wish.
every engaged couple and the man should never show off that he is the one who is doing the big honour to the bride because he is marrying her! The relationship should always remain equal from both the sides!
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9. I Don’t Care For Your Wedding Dress, I Have Already Decided Mine
It is her dream day and she has the picture of her wedding dress in her mind since long and you say that. This will not work!!
All the engaged couple should respect each other’s views and opinions. If you will not understand the dreams of your partner them who will. Never force your partner what they never want to do. Keep their opinions first, consider it as much as you can and keep the understanding level very high!
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8. Can You Please Go Alone For Dance Rehearsal Today
Hearing this immediately your fiancee will say- “if you are not able to take even one hour for me today then what will happen post marriage!!”
All the engaged couple should understand this, that you are not the prince of her world, so respect her decisions. That’s her dream day too. She expects you to be there with her in every step she takes. If you will take off your support then should she find someone else to go for the dance rehearsal with and marry that someone else too?
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