Imagine the following scenario: you’re at home relaxing and hear your phone ring off in the distance. Upon seeing your partner’s name on the touchscreen, you greet them in the usual upbeat tone from hearing their voice for the first time that day.
There will come a time when during the course of your relationship when you and your partner will want to cement your bond through marriage. Whether you’re an active-duty service member or in a relationship with someone who is, planning the logistics of this union can be tricky. The military can offer a degree of uncertainty when determining a stable location for your wedding.
For many, exchanging vows holds a unique significance that often includes traditions and cultural practices. Surprisingly, a military celebration is no different, as many ceremonies will carry out specific customs familiar to those serving.
No matter how many times your partner deploys, it rarely ever gets easier. While you’re constantly thinking about your partner’s well-being and their current whereabouts, it makes taking care of responsibilities at home a challenge. While the situation is a temporary arrangement, there are plenty of practical day-to-day adjustments you’ll want to make to help you cope with the transition.
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