Singles and premarital

Prepare before you marry

Premarital preparation significantly reduces the avoidable conflicts of the first years. And if you don’t have a partner yet, working on yourself today is one of the best investments for the marriage ahead.

Whether you have a wedding date set or you haven’t met that person yet, now is the time to work on the fundamentals: expectations, finances, family, faith and conflict.

Is premarital preparation worth it?

Yes. Premarital preparation significantly reduces the avoidable conflicts of the first years, because the couple has already talked through what matters —money, roles, family, expectations— before daily life forces them to improvise those conversations in the middle of an argument.

I’m single and don’t have a partner yet, is this for me?

Yes. Working on yourself before a relationship —your patterns, wounds, and real expectations about marriage— is one of the best investments you can make for the marriage that’s coming.

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Frequently asked questions

Is it worth preparing before getting married?

Yes. Premarital preparation greatly reduces the avoidable conflicts of the first years, because you already talked about what matters before the wedding.

What topics should we discuss before marrying?

Role expectations, finances, family, faith and conflict are the most decisive. Our process guides you through each one with concrete questions.

I’m single and don’t have a partner yet. Is this for me?

Yes. Working on yourself before a relationship —your patterns, wounds and expectations— is one of the best investments you can make for the marriage to come.