When it comes to weddings, it?s a common misconception that the groom?s job is simply to show up on the wedding day. The reality is far from it. Whether the groom is active in the wedding planning process or not, the wedding is meant to be a celebration for both partners, so it’s important to understand that all responsibility should be shared. By doing so, you can not only relieve any premarriage stress, but also ensure that your relationship blossoms.
Aside from a lack of participation in the planning process, there are many other mistakes that grooms make leading up to and during the wedding. They may not seem serious in the moment, but certain errors can damage the wedding and the marriage in the long-term. Here are some examples of common mistakes that grooms make. It?s always better to prevent problems in advance rather than deal with the aftermath, right" 1. Not Spreading the Word about Your Engagement

Once you?re engaged, it?s polite to notify the people closest to you, such as your parents, of the upcoming nuptials. It?s best to do this in-person or via a phone call. Don?t rely on a social media announcement, and don’t rely on your fianceé to be the only one to let people know.
2. Being too Passive in the Planning Process

Grooms are often blamed for not being actively involved in planning the wedding. Of course, some brides tend to get very excited and therefore take over the process, but that doesn?t mean the groom should take a seat in th...