No one escapes stress. And getting marriage is a real stress. In addition, you have to tackle if smartly.  If someone is acquainted with the stress lately, then it is good for that person. However, feeling bad or somehow inadequate is alarming for that person. The pre-wedding stage can be particularly nerve-racking time. Managing anxiety and fretfulness successfully can be essential to making this time a positive one for you and your upcoming spouse. Each one wants the suitable moment to bring you closer and build your intimacy. Over-stress can obstruct to achieve the important goal. 

Most importantly, the main difference between those who suffer plagued by anxiety and those who do not is not the presence or absence of stress, but the true character of life is the ability to recognize stress when it occurs and to manage it. However, we all discuss about stress, but we are not ready to give the explanation about what it is and how to solve it. Both the spouse has to find out it carefully. Because the source of stress is our good and the bad work we are dealing with in our daily life. If we did not experience any stress, we would not be alive! Stress becomes a problem when we are not sure how to handle an event or a situation. Then worry sets in, and we feel "stressed." A steady, long-standing marriage can be denoted high-quality for your health, but divorce or widowhood leave a lasting mark on the health of middle-aged and older people, according to an innovative study. Remarriage can minimise but not remove the loss happened due to the break of a marriage, it is most cruel thing for those who remains as a single after a marriage ends which gives you an idea about over and over again inferior health than those who remarried.   People who have never married are deprived of some measures of health compared to the divorced or widowed, but do better on others, the researchers found.   “We argue that losing a marriage through divorce or widowhood is extremely stressful and that a high-stress period takes a toll on health,” said study co-author Linda Waite said. “Think of health as money in the bank. Think of a marriage as a mechanism for ‘saving’ or adding to health. Think of divorce as a period of very high expenditures.”