Bons Plans pour Mariage Express

H ow to do you know if your partner is ready for marriage? If you're like many couples, the first big step towards getting married might be to put off the question about having kids. You've decided that you're in love, and that commitment is what's important — but time has passed by while you put off this decision.

After all these years of being together, however, how will a partner know if they are ready? And how to go about making sure they are? Well if it isn't clear already, there is a solution! Bons Plans pour Mariage Express can help both partners find out when it comes to their readiness for marriage and whether or not they are able to have children.

Bons Plans pour Mariage Express will help you answer the following questions in a clear, straightforward and reliable way:

* Do you still want to get married? * Are you planning to have children before marriage? * Do you have enough financial stability to marry? * Have you reached the point where a life full of relationships is no longer important for you? It's time! [ END of ARTICL E ]

To read this free article . . . insert your e-mail address and click on "Contact" at the bottom. Written by experts, these articles can help you plan your wedding with confidence and budget.

In the meantime, if you're not sure whether or not it's time to get married... or even if you are... (hint: it often isn't!) ... read  this  and this . And maybe this as well.

KEEP READING... if you're interested in learning more about the social science of relationships and marriage.  You might also like to visit the  Relationship blog  for a wide range of relationship topics.

For information about marital issues and divorce please visit marriagemattersmore.com . 

And, of course, you might like to look at the website for researchers Sprecher and Mikach (the people behind this blog).

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What readers are saying  about this blog and newsletter :  

I have read your blog, "Marriage Matters More," for years. I can think of no person in the world more qualified than you to discuss marriage in a thoughtful, respectful, and informative way. Your articles are always well-researched and presented in a highly readable manner. You are able to present emotionally-charged issues without riling up the masses, which is not easy to do. THANK YOU for taking on the difficult task of decrying divorce with compassion and facts rather than inflammatory rhetoric.

—   Dr. Millie Schroeder, EdD (MSW)

I have been a reader of your Marriage Matters More blog for several years and I have been most impressed with the level of knowledge, respect, and compassion toward all who read your blog. You are truly a ministry for marriage!

—   Laura Mackey,  Spiritual Coaching and Life Coach at The Love Lighthouse in Chesapeake Beach, MD

Dr. Catherine Sprecher is one of the most intelligent people I know. But she never comes off as being smug or condescending to her readers. She's not one of these academics who always speaks in a kind of technical jargon.

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Your article is powerful, well-written, and thoughtful. Many thanks for helping us to be stronger in our commitment to Christ and one another.

Having been married for almost 35 years I would say that you are right. It is never too soon to start planning for a wedding. It is also never too late. In fact we should be able to begin planning at any time in our lives, but the earlier we start the better!

—   Michael and Denise Loving, Glenshaw, Pennsylvania (married July 10, 1978)

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