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Avoiding the Post-Wedding Blues
Projects are fun and can give you so much excitement and energy. For some people, planning a wedding becomes one big project that can last for a year or more.
Some even take it to the extreme of having no outside life until their wedding is planned.
Sadly, those women are setting themselves up for a round of post-wedding blues.
When the wedding is done and over you are left with a big feeling of “now what?”, especially if you’ve only been wedding focused.
Here are some tips for avoiding a big letdown after your big day.
Focus on your marriage before and after the wedding. The wedding is only the tip of the iceberg, you have the rest of your life with this person to plan.
Have hobbies and take time to enjoy them. Don’t spend your whole pre-wedding life focused on your wedding. Have a hobby- crafting, writing, sports, volunteering- and make time for it, both before and after your wedding.
Have realistic expectations. Your wedding will be great, but it won’t be the best day of your life. Perhaps the best day up until that point, but life is pretty depressing if you think the best has already past.

Marriages we regard as the happiest are those in which each of the partners believes that he or she has got the best of it! Furthermore, God gave us two ears to hear, two eyes to see and two hands to hold. But why did God give us only one heart? Because he wants us to find the other one. Avoid those Post-Wedding Blues!!!