Some may require a copy of your marriage license, while others may make the name change with a letter, stating all the necessary account numbers with your new name. If you make the decision to have a prenuptial agreement, do so with care. Generally, this agreement is made up when either of you have considerable assets or when children from previous marriages are involved. If you're both young and have not accumulated considerable assets, and are not likely to inherit a great sum of money, a prenuptial agreement is usually not needed. Should you decide that a prenuptial agreement is part of your legal connection, you'll want to leave a considerable amount of time to iron out any differences the two of you may have and give your lawyer enough time to draw up the contract.
Marriage is a romantic affair, but it is also a legal and binding contract.
With all the excitement that goes into the planning of your special day, it's easy to overlook the small matters. To alleviate this, simply start your preparations shortly after you set your wedding date. This will allow plenty of time for the inevitable mistakes, give you time to make corrections and help make the rest of your married life run smoothly.