New release asks couples to shift their attention from the wedding day to the marriage that follows it

[CITY, STATE] — Weddings are planned in meticulous detail, from venues to guest lists to color schemes, yet the marriage that follows is often left to chance. That’s the challenge at the center of 100 Questions to Ask Before Saying “I Do,” a new book by Alexander L. Walden Sr. that asks couples to redirect their energy toward the commitment itself, not just the celebration surrounding it.

In the book’s introduction, Walden makes the distinction plain: marriage is not just about love, but about compatibility, shared values, communication, and mutual respect. It’s a reminder that a wedding day lasts hours, but a marriage is meant to last a lifetime, and the two require very different kinds of preparation.

Structured around ten chapters, the book guides couples through the full scope of what a lasting marriage actually demands, covering identity, family history, faith, communication, finances, career, intimacy, parenting, conflict, and lifestyle. Each chapter pairs thought-provoking questions with reflection prompts, scripture insight, and prayer, giving couples a concrete way to engage with topics that are too often left unspoken.

Walden’s approach pushes back against a common assumption: that love and good intentions are enough to sustain a marriage. Instead, the book positions preparation, communication, and self-awareness as the true foundation of a relationship built to last well beyond the wedding day.

100 Questions to Ask Before Saying “I Do” is written for engaged couples, those in serious relationships, and anyone who wants their marriage to be as intentional as the wedding that precedes it.

100 Questions to Ask Before Saying “I Do” is available now.

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