I don't think they suffer as much stress as the brides do simply because usually the brides are the ones planning the wedding and wanting everything to be perfect. But I think the fact that you are about to marry a person and commit yourself to them, is enough to cause anyone a little anxiety.
Of course, they sufer this too. Boys are like us, human who had a feelings also. Maybe, they are just the best hider of what they feel. Do you think this could also be one sign of excitement, guys?
Yes, they do. My best friend was a walking disaster from the time they set the date until after their wedding. I'll have to say, it was funny seeing him worry about everything but I also felt really bad for him. He was stressed about his in-laws, the wedding day and even about his honeymoon. I kept telling him to relax and suggested that he took some time alone, away from all the preparations but since he was such a control freak, he wouldn't listen. Needless to say, when he looks back to those days now, he gets a chuckle out of it.
I bet they do. They are loosing their freedom after all!
When my son was married, the minister told the best man that his responsibility was to keep the groom in his office and make sure he doesn't escape.
What!? Really!? Ha ha ha. That seems to be a fun thought. What made the minister think that your son might think of escaping? Does he not love the woman he's gonna marry?
I don't think they suffer as much stress as the brides do simply because usually the brides are the ones planning the wedding and wanting everything to be perfect. But I think the fact that you are about to marry a person and commit yourself to them, is enough to cause anyone a little anxiety.
Hear hear! That's true. One might even think of second thoughts about it since he or she might suddenly have the thought of ending up with the wrong one.
Of course, they sufer this too. Boys are like us, human who had a feelings also. Maybe, they are just the best hider of what they feel. Do you think this could also be one sign of excitement, guys?
Yes, they do. My best friend was a walking disaster from the time they set the date until after their wedding. I'll have to say, it was funny seeing him worry about everything but I also felt really bad for him. He was stressed about his in-laws, the wedding day and even about his honeymoon. I kept telling him to relax and suggested that he took some time alone, away from all the preparations but since he was such a control freak, he wouldn't listen. Needless to say, when he looks back to those days now, he gets a chuckle out of it.
Ha ha! You know I really love seeing those kinds of grooms. Majority of grooms are like that in my opinion.
Just would like to add to this thread. I am going to be married soon. I think a pang of anxiety is quite normal. Or so I think. As of this moment, there's always that feeling of being anxious. Yet again my love to my girl wins over everything else.
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I bet they do. They are loosing their freedom after all!
When my son was married, the minister told the best man that his responsibility was to keep the groom in his office and make sure he doesn't escape.
I don't think they suffer as much stress as the brides do simply because usually the brides are the ones planning the wedding and wanting everything to be perfect. But I think the fact that you are about to marry a person and commit yourself to them, is enough to cause anyone a little anxiety.
I think they also experienced this one..with all the preparation plus the jitters and the likes..
Of course, they sufer this too. Boys are like us, human who had a feelings also. Maybe, they are just the best hider of what they feel. Do you think this could also be one sign of excitement, guys?
Yes, they do. My best friend was a walking disaster from the time they set the date until after their wedding. I'll have to say, it was funny seeing him worry about everything but I also felt really bad for him. He was stressed about his in-laws, the wedding day and even about his honeymoon. I kept telling him to relax and suggested that he took some time alone, away from all the preparations but since he was such a control freak, he wouldn't listen. Needless to say, when he looks back to those days now, he gets a chuckle out of it.
I bet they do. They are loosing their freedom after all!
When my son was married, the minister told the best man that his responsibility was to keep the groom in his office and make sure he doesn't escape.
What!? Really!? Ha ha ha. That seems to be a fun thought. What made the minister think that your son might think of escaping? Does he not love the woman he's gonna marry?
I don't think they suffer as much stress as the brides do simply because usually the brides are the ones planning the wedding and wanting everything to be perfect. But I think the fact that you are about to marry a person and commit yourself to them, is enough to cause anyone a little anxiety.
Hear hear! That's true. One might even think of second thoughts about it since he or she might suddenly have the thought of ending up with the wrong one.
Of course, they sufer this too. Boys are like us, human who had a feelings also. Maybe, they are just the best hider of what they feel. Do you think this could also be one sign of excitement, guys?
Yeah actually. Excitement and fear. :D
Yes, they do. My best friend was a walking disaster from the time they set the date until after their wedding. I'll have to say, it was funny seeing him worry about everything but I also felt really bad for him. He was stressed about his in-laws, the wedding day and even about his honeymoon. I kept telling him to relax and suggested that he took some time alone, away from all the preparations but since he was such a control freak, he wouldn't listen. Needless to say, when he looks back to those days now, he gets a chuckle out of it.
Ha ha! You know I really love seeing those kinds of grooms. Majority of grooms are like that in my opinion.
Just would like to add to this thread. I am going to be married soon. I think a pang of anxiety is quite normal. Or so I think. As of this moment, there's always that feeling of being anxious. Yet again my love to my girl wins over everything else.