Post-marital relationships
When couples exchange their vows they usually believe that their marriage will last till death do them part. But figures show that the separation rate has spiked over the past decade which means that more and more people are entering relationships with...
When couples exchange their vows they usually believe that their marriage will last till death do them part.
But figures show that the separation rate has spiked over the past decade which means that more and more people are entering relationships with people who have been through the marriage milestone before.
This eighth issue of Bliss, the weddings and homes magazine, delves into this reality.
It is not easy to be with someone when you know that she or he has walked down the aisle before and, even worse, that you may never be able to be husband and wife unless the first marriage is annulled.
Clearly, happiness during marriage is not to be taken for granted as the years may dampen the passion rather than strengthen the couple. This issue also looks at how to keep the relationship flame alive during marriage and brings you the experience of a couple whose undying love for each other forced them to take a tough decision and leave their respective spouses to be together.
Apart from the usual fashion tips and real wedding unveiled, Bliss also brings you the experience of newlyweds who spent their honeymoon in Thailand.
Bliss, which will be out with The Times tomorrow, is published by Content House Ltd and is printed by Progress Press.