I am studying to be a wedding planner…I know there are subjects which an engaged couple needs to talk about…i mean like the kiss, the vows, the cake etc.
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I have been engaged a little over three months now and my fiance will not discuss setting a wedding date. We got a engaged a year after we started dating and are currently in a long distance relationship. He knows I will not move to wherever he is unless I am married to him and because of this fact I pressured him into giving me a ring. I asked for the ring expecting that we would then start planning a wedding so we could get married and start a real life together but since our engagement he refuses to discuss setting a wedding date. We had an argument over this issue recently and he said that when he gave me a ring he thought I would calm down, whereas I thought when he gave me a ring we’d start planning our life together. He also said that there will always be so many expectations with me and that he can’t meet all my expectations. He says that he loves me and obviously I love him…but I am concerned about his lack of enthusiasm actually marrying me. So, I’m throwing this out to the world to ask, in light of all this, what do you think I should do now?
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I have been engaged a little over three months now and my fiance will not discuss setting a wedding date. We got a engaged a year after we started dating and are currently in a long distance relationship. He knows I will not move to wherever he is unless I am married to him and because of this fact I pressured him into giving me a ring. I asked for the ring expecting that we would then start planning a wedding so we could get married and start a real life together but since our engagement he refuses to discuss setting a wedding date. We had an argument over this issue recently and he said that when he gave me a ring he thought I would calm down, whereas I thought when he gave me a ring we’d start planning our life together. He also said that there will always be so many expectations with me and that he can’t meet all my expectations. He says that he loves me and obviously I love him…but I am concerned about his lack of enthusiasm actually marrying me. So, I’m throwing this out to the world to ask, in light of all this, what do you think I should do now?
I have been engaged a little over three months now and my fiance will not discuss setting a wedding date. We got a engaged a year after we started dating and are currently in a long distance relationship. He knows I will not move to wherever he is unless I am married to him and because of this fact I pressured him into giving me a ring. I asked for the ring expecting that we would then start planning a wedding so we could get married and start a real life together but since our engagement he refuses to discuss setting a wedding date. We had an argument over this issue recently and he said that when he gave me a ring he thought I would calm down, whereas I thought when he gave me a ring we’d start planning our life together. He also said that there will always be so many expectations with me and that he can’t meet all my expectations. He says that he loves me and obviously I love him…but I am concerned about his lack of enthusiasm actually marrying me. So, I’m throwing this out to the world to ask, in light of all this, what do you think I should do now?
I have been engaged a little over three months now and my fiance will not discuss setting a wedding date. We got a engaged a year after we started dating and are currently in a long distance relationship. He knows I will not move to wherever he is unless I am married to him and because of this fact I pressured him into giving me a ring. I asked for the ring expecting that we would then start planning a wedding so we could get married and start a real life together but since our engagement he refuses to discuss setting a wedding date. We had an argument over this issue recently and he said that when he gave me a ring he thought I would calm down, whereas I thought when he gave me a ring we’d start planning our life together. He also said that there will always be so many expectations with me and that he can’t meet all my expectations. He says that he loves me and obviously I love him…but I am concerned about his lack of enthusiasm actually marrying me. So, I’m throwing this out to the world to ask, in light of all this, what do you think I should do now?
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Discuss Your Wedding Plans With Your Partner
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If you have any concerns about any aspects of the wedding then you should be discussing it with your partner well before the wedding day. It is not often for most people that everything goes 100% smoothly when preparing for the wedding, and unless you can communicate any differences of opinion during this stage, then there are likely to be problems later in your wedded life, so now is the time to discuss any concerns that might be distressing you.
Planning a wedding often brings out areas that need discussing with your partner and more often than not, these areas are concerned with either partners friends and or family. Where there are important jobs that need to be done on the day of your wedding, you need to consider who you will make responsible for these jobs whether they are family, friends, or somebody that you need to pay – to ensure that you get the job done right and on time. While it might be nice to get members of your family and friends involved in these important jobs, if you know that they are unreliable you will be doing yourself a disservice to leave the responsibility in their hands. It might be better to get them involved in something else, as you don’t want any last-minute hiccups destroying your plans and this can happen so easily when the wrong people get involved.
While it might seem to be a common form of joke, in reality the in-laws often cause the most problems with couples and the best solution is to generally, allow each partner to deal with their own parents to ensure that everything goes smoothly. If you aren’t happy with how this is handled, then discuss it with your partner and expect the support that you should be getting at this stage, as proof that you will still be getting that sort of support after you are married. While these decisions might be difficult for you to make, where you don’t allow friends and family to get involved in specific aspects of your wedding, the important thing to remember, is that everything needs to be run efficiently, as it is such an important day in your life that will be remembered forever. When people can’t do the job efficiently they need to be replaced with somebody who can whether they like it or not.
Sometimes you will find that partners have various issues with each other’s friends and these also need to be resolved where possible, to ensure that you will support one another first and foremost. Obviously you want to be diplomatic when friends and family are involved, so that is why you need to sit down with your partner and go through the planning process, well in advance, to determine who will do what and how you can keep other people happy – without affecting your wedding outcome and your happiness on the day. It is your day to plan how you and your partner like and that is something that you must remember throughout the whole process.
If either partner has friends that will be in attendance at the wedding that are a cause for concern for the other partner, then get the problem solved as soon as possible and if necessary decide, whether or not anybody who could cause trouble should be invited to the wedding or be left off the list.
Sometimes these are tough decisions but they have to be made and the sooner the better. You don’t want to allow anything to deter from your happiness on your wedding day. If people are truly thinking of your best interests, then they will be happy to help where they can, according to your instruction. Sometimes this is the reason why people employ wedding planners, who can go about running the wedding, as they would do in any business, and make decisions that could otherwise cause problems if they are made by you or your partner.
There is a whole lot more in-depth information to be found at The Wedding Planner Ezine, and remember, it always pays to Discuss Your Wedding Plans With Your Partner.
