Love on repeat: Does recreating a wedding help save a marriage?

The couple decide to get married for the second time for various reasons. Some want to save a troubled marriage, others want to remember their youth and renew the spark in the relationship, others - because they could not organize the desired celebration earlier due to certain circumstances. Nevertheless, everyone has the same goal: to strengthen the family and prove to each other that love is still alive. Find out if it is possible to make a marriage more lasting by saying the vows of fidelity again, from our article.Is the day of marriage the only one in your life? Some couples decide to get married again to confirm their feelings. The couple claim that the repeated exchange of vows of fidelity is much more important for them than when they did it for the first time.

Without a doubt, the second wedding ceremony is important, but the conclusions that people make after it can be very different. The stories of two British women who decided to try on the bride's outfit again prove this.

45-year-old Melanie Freeman-Pannett (Melanie Freeman-Pannett) thought that exchanging vows of fidelity with 47-year-old husband Tom for the second time would help to return love after five years of a difficult period in the relationship. But the repeat of the wedding only assured the husband and wife that their marriage had exhausted itself.

The couple met in a pub in 1993 and married in 1997 after four years of relationship. The newlyweds invited 15 guests to the wedding party. In 2000, their daughter Alyssa was born, and in 2003 — the second, Lauren.

Six months later, they decided to start a relationship with a clean slate and get married again. The couple thought that this would help to leave all the troubles in the past. In 2009, the couple together with friends went to Las Vegas, where the husband and wife swore allegiance to each other for the second time, recalling their younger years. After the ceremony Melanie and Tom had a wonderful evening at a romantic dinner. It seemed to both of them that the old feelings had returned, and the problems were left behind.

Husband and wife really got closer for a couple of weeks, but soon the situation changed. Tom bought an expensive car without consulting his wife, and this was the beginning of new quarrels. The couple realized that repeating the wedding did not help save the marriage. In 2012, the couple divorced. At first it was difficult for both of them, but after a while Melanie and Tom found happiness with new partners. Since then, the woman believes that the wedding for the second time is a plaster that does not heal deep wounds.

35-year-old Emma Musgrave and 37-year-old Michael from York were eager for a breath of fresh air in a relationship. They decided to exchange vows of loyalty once again in 2018. At that time, their marriage was on the verge of collapse, mostly due to financial problems. Now the parents of two children claim to be happier than ever before.

The future spouses studied together at school, but Michael decided to invite Emma on a date when they turned 18. The man proposed to his beloved in March 2005, and the couple got married two years later. The lovers played a magnificent wedding for 130 people.

The newlyweds immediately started saving for their own house. They had to spend a lot of time at work. But in 2010, a crisis broke out, and the couple had serious financial difficulties. Quarrels began to flare up, and Emma had to go to three jobs to pay rent. Michael also worked seven days a week, so the husband and wife saw each other only in the late evenings.In April 2010, Emma became pregnant, and in December Abi was born. The couple were happy, but when the second son, William, was born, the tension in the relationship arose again. The family didn't have enough money. Young people are tired of constant stress and have become estranged from each other. They put all their energy into their work, but they were not happy.

In 2017, the couple finally paid off their debts and were able to buy a small house. Moving to a new home was a turning point. The children grew up, the husband and wife had more free time, and they decided to get married again. Emma and Michael invited 90 guests to the ceremony. At first, relatives were very surprised by this decision, but were impressed by the act. The inspired couple excitedly repeated the cherished words "for better or for worse."

Repeating the wedding helped Emma and Michael realize how strong their marriage is. Since that time, their relationship has become much happier. The spouses began to appreciate each other more, learned to compromise and find a common language in moments of disagreement. They are glad that they have kept their love, and hope that the family idyll will continue.A repeated wedding ceremony helps to realize how strong the relationship is, and whether it is worth saving the marriage. The exchange of vows of loyalty and a magnificent holiday will not be able to glue together what has already been shattered, but it is quite possible to seal a small crack caused by petty quarrels and insults by playing a wedding again.

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