How long is it suitable for couples to get married together

Couples are suitable to get married within six months to two years of being together, depending on factors such as emotional foundation, economic conditions, family support, personality adjustment, and future planning. It usually takes about six months for couples to enter a stable period from the honeymoon period, during which they can gain a preliminary understanding of each other's lifestyle habits and values. Within six months to a year, both parties will experience more practical problems such as differences in consumption concepts and conflicts in household chores. Couples who can effectively communicate and resolve conflicts at this time have higher marital stability. One and a half to two years is a period for most couples to establish deep trust, and after experiencing important holidays, travels, or unexpected events together, they have a clearer understanding of each other's sense of responsibility and ability to handle stress.

Some couples may need more than two years to reconcile, especially in cases of long-distance relationships, large age differences, or cultural differences. There is a high probability of conflicts arising from insufficient understanding within three months of a flash marriage, but if both parties have a foundation of friendship for many years or have experienced major events, short-term marriage may also be successful. Couples over 35 years old or under pressure to have children can shorten their dating time appropriately after confirming that their core needs match.

It is recommended that couples plan their finances together before deciding to get married, try living together to observe daily cooperation, establish good interaction with each other's family members, and test their ability to adapt and cooperate through long-distance travel. Pre marital psychological counseling and marital value observation can help identify potential risks, regularly engage in deep conversations to maintain emotional connections, and avoid entering into marriage hastily due to external pressure.