how much time needs to pass before you are no longer considered a newlywed? some people and i were talking about this the other day and i never got a definitive answer.
p.s. matt is home : )
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6 comments:
2 years...that's what it was on the newlywed game.
i have no idea....i am not even wed yet so i am a not-yet-wed ;-)
oh and looking at that tent you created makes me mad because i really like that as a decoration but because of you they are not letting anyone else do it =)
love
t-thanks
sarah-you are a pre-wed.
haha : ) at least someone got to do it!
i think a year. after that, you should graduate to something else... maybe "graduated newlyweds".
I want to be known as a newlywed married for 29 yrs ... keeps me freshly aware to keep learning about, giggling together, and joyfully continuing to fall more in love with my better half!
i always heard that it's 2 years - being a newlywed is fun though... we'll be married for 5 years this july and i still like to think of us as newlyweds like your mom was saying. :)
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