Not too long ago wedding planning was a task restricted to brides and their mothers. Grooms did little besides show up for the ceremony. But that’s changing.
Planning the wedding is often a couple’s first major joint project and it takes a joint effort to pull it off. Planning a wedding together is all about communication — and so is married life. Many divorces are, ultimately, due to a lack of communication. If you can’t plan a wedding together, how will you deal with the day-to-day challenges of life together?
Planning your wedding together is a great way to find out how you will make decisions in the future. Can you collaborate effectively? Are you open to your future mate’s ideas? Do you give in and then resent having done so?
Along the way you will discover whether you have similar likes and dislikes, organizational styles, and communication patterns.
The latest PDQ Mini Guide is all about planning the perfect wedding. It provide a quick overview of everything wedding related.