"Proposals for Couples: Sweet Touches to Deepen Your Love at Your Wedding (Beyond Surprises)"

I Want to Create More Lovey-Dovey Memories with My Husband ♡

Until yesterday, he was my boyfriend ♡

After registering our marriage, he became my husband ♡

For just one day at the wedding, he will be the "groom" ♡

The wedding is a milestone where I will walk through life with my beloved partner, and on that day, he will be the only one who is the "groom," not just my boyfriend or husband.

And I will become the "bride" ♡

@mmeg_1020wd

To make this once-in-a-lifetime special day where we are both the groom and bride even more lovey-dovey and memorable,

how about adding a special event to the wedding? ♡

When thinking of lovey-dovey performances at weddings, one might imagine surprise proposals or surprise videos, where one partner secretly prepares something to surprise the other on the big day!

However, this article introduces something different ♩

Let's think together with our partner about fun events and preparations we can do together. *

Take a look and see which ones you might want to try with the groom ♡

@honu_wd13

[1] Love Letters Inside Bridal Shoes

First, let’s start with lovey-dovey preparations that can be done at home ♡

An idea is to write love letters and exchange messages under the soles of each other's bridal shoes in advance ♡

Write the letters ahead of time and read them in your respective dressing rooms on the big day.

It’s a wonderful way to express the joy of being able to have a wedding with your beloved person in a heartfelt message ♡

Surely, the photographer will beautifully capture this as part of the getting ready shots＊

[2] First Meet

The first meet is a special time just for the bride and groom.

Some couples also do a “second meet” to showcase the colored dress to the groom, not just the wedding dress.＊

The moment of the first meet can create incredibly beautiful wedding photos. Let’s capture that moment in a photo too! ♡

[3] Closing Kiss & Hug

If there’s the most lovey-dovey performance at the ceremony, it’s the closing kiss.

After the ceremony ends, as the couple walks out, they kiss just as the chapel doors close... that’s the performance!

Just imagine it ♡

The couple kissing right as the doors shut!!

Isn't that just too lovey-dovey?

It might be uncomfortable for shy couples, but it’s a great performance for those who are up for it!

If a closing “kiss” feels a bit... then there’s also the option of a “closing hug,” which is becoming more popular.＊

Just hugging feels light and cozy ♡

[4] Engagement Ring Ceremony

This is also a part of the ceremony.

After the ring exchange, there’s a performance where the engagement ring is stacked on top of the wedding ring, sealing the vow ♡

It creates a moment where the important engagement ring can shine ♩

[5] Writing Messages on Place Cards

This is similar to writing messages on the soles of bridal shoes, but…

Why not prepare place card messages directed to each other for every guest at the reception?

It’s possible to keep it a secret from the guests, turning the message from your partner into a treasure just for yourself, or you could have the MC guide you to open them all together at once for some fun.

Reading messages to each other can create a warm and homely atmosphere.

It sounds like it will turn into lifelong treasures of messages ♡

@haruno45

[6] First Bite Kiss

A heartfelt lovey-dovey performance during the first bite.

After an "ah—" bite of the wedding cake, you could intentionally put cream on each other’s cheeks and then take it off with a kiss... ♡

(Or follow up just with a kiss after the first bite!)

The kiss after the first bite... might just be the most memorable kiss of your life!

Guests will probably be surprised as they never expected the couple to kiss at the cake cutting moment! ♡

I Want to Increase Lovey-Dovey Memories ♡

When it comes to expressing love to each other at weddings, it feels like many surprise elements have been common in the past.

But!

The world of “doing for each other” or “making each other happy” is great, but a style of “enjoying together” is also beautiful and fun ♡

By incorporating mechanisms to enjoy our own wedding, it would become an even more memorable occasion! ♩