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Marriage Advice From Those That Know! | Stephen Walker PhotographyFebruary 2018 · Updated April 2024
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“Our best advice is to compromise, never let little things become big things and make time for each other with regular date nights!” – Jayne & Gregg Weir – “One of our private vows when we got married was one moment in our lives one moment when one and one makes one …..”
Read the original article →Sahil Bloom
sahilbloom.com
Relationship Advice from 500 Years | The Curiosity ChronicleDec 20, 2023
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“I'm 99 and still courting my wife! Marriages don't get boring, you stop trying.”
Read the original article →Tod Perry
upworthy.com
People are sharing the marriage advice that 'sounded absurd' but is actually really helpfulJanuary 2025 · Updated February 2026
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“One of the best pieces of marriage advice I ever received was, “Buy her a bottle of shampoo from time to time without her asking.” Now, that doesn’t mean to get shampoo specifically, but just pick up something here and there to show you care and are thinking about her.”
Read the original article →Dave Willis
yourtango.com
The 25 Best Pieces Of Marriage Advice Genuinely Happy Couples FollowJuly 2024
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“Budget for a consistent date night or designate time each week to spend simply enjoying each other's company.”
Read the original article →Meygan Caston
marriage365.com
Our Best Marriage Advice - Marriage365®Seen August 2026
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“Just because you’re married doesn’t mean you should stop dating each other. Make time to have fun, make new memories and ask each other open-ended questions while spending uninterrupted time together. Don’t talk about your budget, schedule, the kids, or your work while on a date.”
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“Remember that you are not just marrying the person. Each of us comes with a different family culture—and you and your spouse are bringing two different cultures together to create a new one. This was such helpful advice as my spouse and I started married life—and I continue to value that advice as we navigate how to thrive in married life almost 40 years later.”
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“Decide right from the beginning to have an “all in” marriage. When struggles come up, when disappointments happen, and when you both grow and change, decide to always lean in and work it out. Never run from your struggles, instead, allow God to use them to shape you, to encourage one another, and to grow you.”
Read the original article →Lori Palatnik
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The Top 17 Pieces of Marital Advice | AishSeen August 2026
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“Never marry someone based on the assumption that “he will change”. He may indeed change, but you cannot count on it. You have to walk in and commit to this marriage assuming he will never change one thing about himself. There are many women who have a “rescue complex” and actually fall for guys who have major issues that they think they can “fix”.”
Read the original article →Katie Stolp
wikihow.life
Newlywed Advice: How to Build a Successful & Lasting MarriageSeen August 2026
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“Relationship coach Luis Congdon emphasizes that radical honesty and vulnerability are the cornerstones of any fulfilling marriage. Take time out of every day to connect and communicate with your spouse, and always support your partner. When conflict occurs, remember that it is “us versus the problem,” not “me against you.”
Read the original article →Matt Christensen
fatherly.com
The Marriage Advice I Wish I Knew A Lot Sooner, According To 12 MenSeen August 2026
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“I believe the healthiest marriages are the ones where each person is willing to sacrifice for the other. When you're willing to serve the other person at the expense of your selfish desires, then your marriage will thrive because you're both working to enable the other person to win.”
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“Marriage is an alliance entered into by a man who can't sleep with the window shut and a woman who can't sleep with the window open.” — George Bernard Shaw “Marriage is an alliance entered into by a man who can't sleep with the window shut and a woman who can't sleep with the window open.” — George Bernard Shaw”
Read the original article →Megan Hatch
yourtango.com
The 75 Best Pieces Of Funny Marriage Advice Of All TimeSeen August 2026
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“One of the keys to a successful marriage is separate bathrooms. When he enters my bathroom, I sometimes ask, ‘Why are you in here?’ And he’s like, ‘I live here.”
Read the original article →Rita Rudner
azquotes.com
TOP 25 FUNNY WEDDING ADVICE QUOTES | A-Z QuotesSeen August 2026
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“Men who have a pierced ear are better prepared for marriage - they've experienced pain and bought jewelry.”
Read the original article →Maisie Peppitt
hitched.co.uk
80 Funny Love, Marriage & Relationship QuotesSeen August 2026
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“One of the keys to a successful marriage is separate bathrooms. When he enters my bathroom sometimes I’m like, ‘Why are you in here?’ And he’s like, ‘I live here.”
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“But I noticed that the thing people with happy marriages going on 20, 30, or even 40 years talked about most was respect.”
Read the original article →Shawn Miller
younghipandmarried.com
Advice for Newlyweds from Officiants Who Marry People EverydaySeen August 2026
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“My top advice for newlyweds is communicate, communicate, communicate! Very few people can read minds, so express expectations, needs and wants verbally. Even when confrontation is needed, remember the goal is always heart connection!” “My advice to newlyweds would be that sometimes you have to say no to very important things.”
Read the original article →Amy Senter
amysenter.com
7 Pieces of Advice for Newlyweds (That I Wish I'd Known Before Getting Married)Seen August 2026
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“If you are newly-wed or engaged to be married, I highly suggest that you seek out pre-marital counseling before you tie the knot. There’s always room for growth whether you’ve been together 10 days or 10 years, and taking this first step will only help you along the way!”
Read the original article →Holly Lebowitz Rossi
guideposts.org
Advice for Newlyweds from Happily Married CouplesSeen August 2026
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“Unless the house is on fire, don’t greet one another at the door with a complaint about the job, kid, parent, in-law, or spouse,” she says. “We have a routine where the first person home greets the second one with ‘Welcome back.’ The other answers, ‘Glad to be back.’” This is her advice for any newlyweds looking to start a daily positive habit.”
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“Before I humbly share the best of what 20 things a couple can do to strengthen a marriage, I must tell you that most marriages will achieve the greatest benefits when either one of you do “self” work within the context of your marriage. Self-work, along with basic marriage training is, not coincidently, the first part of our marriage help courses which is ideal for marriages in serious trouble.”
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“Your spouse is not going to complete you. That famous line from “Jerry Maguire” sounds romantic, but don’t expect your partner to complete your life, Higgins said.”
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