How to Navigate the Holidays AS A COUPLE

[@Justyouraverageguy172]

For all us singles out there, don’t feel empty and hopeless since it seems nothing is going on in our lives. God is working behind the scene directing our paths only for our good towards a partner so we should rejoice in everything God and done for us and the blessings he gave us and wants to give us including a spouse. This will be the first year I am rejoicing in my singleness thanking God for working out my suffering and faith for my good and his plans as he leads me towards marriage one day.

[@cheyannelencioni9394]

Amen! Thank you for this

[@margiehalpern4573]

Happy holidays to you and your family, Tiffany! When I married late in my life, I was fortunate that my parents' most important holiday was Thanksgiving, and for my in-laws it was Christmas. So, Thanksgiving we were off to NYC, and Christmas we were off to PA. As my husband's nieces and nephews married and had their own families (and set of in-laws to consider), the family has been flexible about the timing of the annual Christmas party, which is great. One year it was after New Year's. The important thing was and is the opportunity to get together and celebrate.

[@marietulinvanekeren7859]

Merry Christmas Tiffany! Thanks for all the wonderful content you've put out! ❤Can't wait for next year!! (I'm secretly hoping for a new book, hehe... I loved your two books BoyCrazy and The Insatiable Quest for Beauty!! There still here in my bookcase) Thanks for all you do. You have been an inspiration for me for YEARS. I've walked so many seasons with you: singleness, being a college student, heartbreak, and now I just got married. Thanks for being there for me in all the seasons 😊 And I hope you have wonderful and restful weeks with your family! Xx from the Netherlands

[@HPTFan]

Happy Hanukkah, Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year! 🎈🎆🎊 🕎🎄