Wedding days are usually joyful events, an example of the kind of happiness that the couple would enjoy forever.
At least, that's the hope of the couple, their family, and their friends.
Unfortunately,
things don’t always go as planned or hoped. Marriages are not always
full of happiness and fanfare as the wedding day, and they don’t always
last forever.
And sometimes, if you pay close
attention at the wedding ceremony, you’d get an idea of which marriage
will last in happiness, and the ones that are doomed from the onset.
According to Tiffany Wright, a wedding expert, here are four ways to decide this:
1. Handling pressure
Wedding
planning is always stressful, but the way a couple deal with this
stress says something, if little, about what could happen in their
marriage.
Tiffany says “Sometimes I see
couples really collapse under the pressure. [and this could tell on the
way they handle issues that come their way when they get married]”
2. Being apart a lot on the big day
The expert says, “It’s
the simple, intimate gestures like a kiss on the head when they think
no one is looking, or the desire to hold hands all the time that shows
there is a real connection.”
So if a couple
choose to spend a lot of time with their bridesmaids and groomsmen
instead, it could be because there’s trouble in paradise and such
marriage is surely not being built to last.
3. When the leaves out his bride in his speech
This happens a lot more often than one would imagine, according to Tiffany.
The
34-year old wedding specialist says she’s even seen some extreme cases
where the groom spoke about how gorgeous the bridesmaids look, but
forgot to mention his new wife at all.
Speaking to Net Mums, she adds, “If your groom
mentions yours (or even worse HIS!) ex during the speech, it suggests
there may be underlying issues or jealousy that hasn’t been dealt with.”
4. Unsupportive family
Another
way to gauge whether a marriage has the potential of breaking apart is
to check the body language and warmth of communication between the
families at the ceremony.
This could show if a
particular family or parent do not really approve of the marriage, and
this has proven, in many cases, to have an effect on the happiness and
longevity of the marriage.
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