7 Habits that will help your relationship last long past your wedding day

When was the last time we prayed together?

When do we schedule a romantic dinner?

Does my life balance correspond to my needs?

These are all questions that should become automatic. Indeed, gratitude, forgiveness, praying together, and dialogue regarding the projects and needs of each, contribute to nourish the relationship, to make it affectionate and alive, and thus to make a marriage last.

Saying “please” creates respect and courtesy and avoids a relationship where one spouse dominates the other.

Expressing our gratitude strengthens our relationship, teaching husband and wife to appreciate each other and inviting both to continue and grow in generosity.

Asking for forgiveness can keep a relationship from being dragged down by old grudges.

Praying together as a couple brings us closer together, helps us overcome small daily conflicts, and harmonizes our desires.

Taking one-on-one time is essential for couples to continue getting to know each other and catch their breath in the midst of the hustle and bustle of daily life, work, and taking care of kids.

We need to adjust constantly to each other’s needs to find a healthy balance.

It’s good for couples to have shared projects. It gives energy to the relationship and projects us towards the future together.