Registration of Marriage During Pregnancy

Often peo­ple live togeth­er for a long time, trust each oth­er and do not see any need to reg­is­ter a mar­riage. But the news of the preg­nan­cy changes every­thing, and in order to avoid paper­work lat­er, an urgent deci­sion is made to get mar­ried, although preg­nan­cy can be a seri­ous obsta­cle to a fun­hol­i­day. So how to make mar­riage reg­is­tra­tion dur­ing preg­nan­cy real­ly a hol­i­day and bring you joy? Let’s look at the main ques­tions that arise before those who decide to mar­ry dur­ing preg­nan­cy.

Marriage during pregnancy

Mar­riage is usu­al­ly con­clud­ed one month from the date of fil­ing an appli­ca­tion with the reg­istry office. But there are excep­tions when this time is reduced. For exam­ple, dur­ing preg­nan­cy, mar­riage can take place even on the day of appli­ca­tion.

Pregnancy and wedding

Many peo­ple believe that preg­nan­cy and mar­riage are incom­pat­i­ble things and there­fore, dur­ing preg­nan­cy, they are lim­it­ed only to reg­is­ter­ing mar­riage in the reg­istry office. And this is often done because of fears of var­i­ous kinds, the main of which is idle talk. Often, see­ing a bride with a round­ed tum­my, peo­ple nod under­stand­ing­ly “ah, mar­riage by preg­nan­cy” and lament the decline in morals. You should not be afraid of this — reg­is­ter­ing a mar­riage, for preg­nan­cy or for oth­er rea­sons, is a pri­vate mat­ter for you and your cho­sen one, which does not con­cern any­one else. There­fore, if you can afford a hol­i­day and want it, then do not stop only at reg­is­ter­ing a mar­riage; dur­ing preg­nan­cy, ahol­i­day can also be beau­ti­ful and mem­o­rable.

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Adress is always cho­sen with spe­cial trep­i­da­tion, but there are sev­er­al impor­tant options to con­sid­er when preg­nant. If pos­si­ble, the dress should be bought short­ly before the cel­e­bra­tion, oth­er­wise the out­fit may be small. Ide­al­ly, the dress should have a small mar­gin at the waist and in the chest. There are no rules to hide the tum­my or empha­size it, so do as you like, just remem­ber that a large num­ber of flounces and ruf­fles will make the sil­hou­ette more over­weight. And, of course, corsets are con­traindi­cat­ed for preg­nant women — they can dam­age the baby and the expec­tant moth­er. A cou­ple of days before the wed­ding, you need to try on the dress and make sure that it fits prop­er­ly. Many con­sid­er the veil a sym­bol of inno­cence and there­fore preg­nant women refuse it. This is also stu­pid­i­ty — if a veil is required for your out­fit, do not be led by prej­u­dice. Also, do not for­get about mas­sage tights or stock­ings — the legs will get tired dur­ing the cer­e­mo­ny. Choose shoes care­ful­ly, too, it is bet­ter to pre­fer con­ve­nience to beau­ty, and before the wed­ding, wear shoes. Also not bad I would like to take spare shoes, since by the evening many preg­nant wom­en’s feet swell and the shoes may be tight.

Be sure to check the prepa­ra­tion of the­bou­quet — dur­ing preg­nan­cy, many ladies become sen­si­tive to smells, and the pre­vi­ous­ly beloved aro­ma can now cause headaches and irri­ta­tion. For the same rea­son, you need to con­nect to the prepa­ra­tion of the menu for the- what you liked before dur­ing preg­nan­cy can cause an attack of tox­i­co­sis. Also, do not exper­i­ment with exot­ic fruits and recipes that you have not tried before. And dur­ing the cel­e­bra­tion, you will have to lim­it your­self to eat­ing fat­ty, spicy foods and smoked meats. Alco­hol, of course, is also pro­hib­it­ed.

And of course, the hon­ey­moon is also not to be ignored. If you are plan­ning a trip, then remem­ber that the best trans­port for you is the train, and the time is the sec­ond trimester of preg­nan­cy. A sharp change in cli­mate and tem­per­a­ture changes are also unde­sir­able.