Getting married? Getting serious? Better check out CouplesQuestions.com
The average wedding in the US now costs over $22,000. Many (as much as 50%) spend this huge amount of money only to divorce soon afterward. Would you make an investment in the stock market without doing some research to make sure that the company is sound and not going to go under shortly after you invest in it? Probably not. Most like to have a good idea that their investments are going to work. Interestingly, many people don't do this same kind of "due diligence" when planning a wedding. They have found someone to love and get excited about the wedding and forget to look closely at some of the practical aspects of marriage that may make or break the relationship.We have recently launched our new website CouplesQuestions.com. It is specifically for people getting married (or newly married) or for people who are getting serious and thinking of moving in together for a long term commitment.
You know how some people hire wedding planners or consultants plan the important aspects of their weddings? Well, at CouplesQuestions.com, we help couples plan their marriages. We are an on-line alternative to pre-marriage counselling in which couples can learn to understand each other better and learn about how to avoid conflict (and deal with it when it arises!). We are also about helping couples plan a future of happiness together through as series of easy goal setting exercises.
CouplesQuestions.com is set up on a database, so it is interactive. The couples fill in their answers right on the screen. It is based on a series of 16 important subject areas (you could think of them as chapters) that couples ought to discuss before getting married (or at least early on in the marriage). Each includes questions that allow each partner to bring forth their honest thoughts and opinions on potentially sensitive topics. In discussing these topics early on in the relationship, couples will gain a deeper understanding and empathy for their spouse and make it possible to avoid future arguments and misunderstandings. Furthermore, each subject area has goal setting questions so that they may move forward in life as a couple and as individuals.
We are a small company out of the beautiful city of Victoria, BC and we hold view that happy couples make happy families, happy families make happy communities, happy communities make happy societies and happy societies make a happy planet. Therefore:
Happy Couples, Happy Planet!
posted by Heather and Dan @ 7:45 AM
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