5 Reasons to Keep Your Maiden Name after Marriage

Marriage is one of the most significant events that could ever happen in anyone’s life. It’s touching to see a couple and dozens of guests surrounding them. Greetings and dances, wishes and delicious dishes – all of these things make the day unforgettable.

3. Your spouse’s last name might not suit you

You were born in a family where all of the family members had the same surname. Most of us are used to be called our real names. When we get married and change our surname, we become another family’s member by law, not by blood. Remember that your real family is the one you grew up in.

5 Reasons to Keep Your Maiden Name after Marriage Your spouse last name might not suit you

4. Your career is another reason to keep your maiden name

Now consider your professional achievements. Educational merits of a lady may be the reason to keep her maiden name. If you got married before you gained your degrees, then it’s different. But if your maiden name is printed on all of your most important documents, then changing your surname would be silly. Your new surname can cause some sort of misunderstandings and confusion. No doubt you are free to make your own decision. But keep this point in mind anyways.

5 Reasons to Keep Your Maiden Name after Marriage Your career is another reason to keep your maiden name

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