Wedding, for many people, is one of the most important moments in life. However, have you ever wondered why so many people are not happy on this day? Today I will take you to reveal the true thoughts of the bride and groom, and let's explore the most mysterious "big day" in the world!
Every bride and groom couple is under a lot of stress before the wedding. They have to deal with wedding preparations, family relationships, financial issues, and more. While there are solutions to these problems, they can cause invisible stress and anxiety for newcomers. As a result, on the day of the wedding, they may still feel nervous and restless without fully releasing their feelings.
Weddings always seem to be decorated with romantic fairy tales. However, in real life, this special day is not always so perfect. Society's expectations for weddings place a heavy burden on couples, who must meet the expectations of their relatives and friends and present a "happy image" on this day. However, the reality often falls short of the ideal, which makes newcomers feel frustrated and disappointed.
Have you ever heard the term "wedding anxiety"? It describes the psychological conditions that couples may experience before and on their wedding day. Anxiety, nervousness, worry, and even panic can all appear on this day. Couples may be worried about their appearance, the smooth flow of the wedding process, the decoration of the wedding venue, and so on. These pressures can make it difficult for them to truly enjoy the joy of their wedding.
Family and friend relationships are also one of the factors that cause unhappy couples. Conflicts, stereotypes, and expectations between family members and friends often come with weddings. Sometimes, the bride and groom have to endure strife and conflict between relatives and friends, which makes them tired and frustrated throughout the wedding process. In this case, they may not be able to truly relax.
It's not uncommon to be unhappy on your wedding day. Whether it's from stress and anxiety, the gap between reality and ideals, or even family and friend relationships, these factors can make it difficult for couples to enjoy happiness on their wedding day. However, we must understand that a wedding is only a starting point in married life, and true happiness requires more effort and healthy intimacy. So, let's send our best wishes to the couple and encourage them to continue to create their own happy story after marriage.