You want to be with the love of your life forever, and he with you, so always make your marriage a top priority (as in every day!). Here are some easy...

By Dr. Karen Sherman for YourTango.com Summer is almost in the air and it's the season for planning weddings. A bride-to-be's checklist is always a...

I would say the grand majority of the marriages I see on any given day are strong and the two people are committed both to each other and to their children.

Trying to do it all with so much on your plate, such as careers, parent responsibilities and household chores is not easy.

Whether you're in a long-term relationship or you're just looking for one, you'll want to keep this in mind.

Now that you're settling into the newlywed life, do you ever feel like you don't have time to talk or connect with your spouse the way you did before you said "I do"?

The "me" couple operates as two distinct people who happen to be in a relationship. The "we" couples are unquestionably a team. You see it in their body language and especially in their speech.

It's easy to get carried away in the romance and the idea that a single ceremony represents the entirety of a relationship.

While I'm not naturally an advice-giver (it always feels a bit too hubristic and bud-insky to me), I came up with what I thought were insightful, pithy guides to keeping your marriage sane and alive. I thought I had something to give here.

If your jeans have gotten tighter since you tied the knot, your happy marriage could be to blame. According to recent research by Andrea Meltzer of...

From the moment they say "I Do," newlyweds have two years to enjoy the special bliss that new love brings. This new finding, reported by the New York...

I view planning a wedding as a marvelous opportunity for two people to set the stage -- emotionally, socially and financially -- for the way they plan to relate with their respective families and become their own family.

Yesterday I was moving some dates around in my calendar and I realized that next month is my wedding anniversary. Just as that date seems to slip up on me every year, so too did these last eight years.

Almost every married person I spoke with before our wedding told me the same thing. "You guys have been together a while, but it will feel SO DIFFERENT once you're married."

It was the summer of 1946. Hunny Feller and her identical twin sister, Bunny, were waitresses at a hotel. ANOTHER set of identical twins, Elliot and Danny Reiken (RYE-kin), worked as musicians in a band there.

What would you tell two starry-eyed lovers about to embark on the rosy path of marriage? That's the question my brother and his fiancée asked me to answer in a "short" speech on their wedding day. I told them there is no such thing.

We interviewed so many women for our book Love for Grown-Ups who married an "opposite" and have happy lives together!

When my wife and I got married we wrote our own vows. I carefully crafted mine on the morning of the wedding on that piece of cardboard which comes in the package of new underwear. It was an A-Z list of reasons I love my wife.

First I was married to a man who was totally wrong for me. He hid behind the newspaper for hours and ignored me when I tried to talk to him. He was ...

By Janet Borrus This article originally appeared on The Next Family. Some people look to their parents as relationship role models. I look to my...

Yes, I know the show is a bit extreme, voyeuristic, and, well, often a little silly, but when my husband and I were staring into the marital abyss, I learned a valuable lesson from "Divorce Court" that helped me out at home.