Celebrity couple Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton are making plans for their Christmas holiday together. According to UsMagazine.com, the couple is starting in Oklahoma at Shelton’s house, and then spending the day with Stefani’s three boys, who she had with celebrity ex Gavin Rossdale, at Stefani’s house. The latest celebrity news is that the couple, who met on The Voice, produced a Christmas song together, a duet called “You Make it Feel Like Christmas.”
This celebrity news that Gwen and Blake are still holding strong in their relationship is inspiring! What are some ways to combine traditions when you’re part of a couple?Â
Cupid’s Advice:
The holidays hold a lot of special memories for people. We all want to experience the same joy we felt as a child, and we especially want to share that with someone we love. The problem couples face is that they may not share holiday traditions. How do you and your partner make it through the holidays with the same joy if you’re sharing traditions? Here’s our relationship advice to get your through the holidays:
1. Merge traditions:Â Share your favorite traditions with your partner. If your love always goes caroling but that’s not your thing, compromising and trying something new makes the holiday exciting. It also gives you the opportunity to value other cultures and their traditions. It could quite possibly make the whole month of December filled with holiday cheer!
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2. Start new traditions:Â Even if it means combining old traditions a new and unique way, starting new traditions as a couple cements your status as partners. Make a holiday bucket list is a great way to learn what your partner wants to do to celebrate together. Treat each idea like a day from the advent calendar to spread the holiday cheer throughout the whole month!
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3. Invite a friend:Â When you’re a new couple, the holidays may feel a little lonely if you’re used to a big family ordeal. Invite some friends for a bigger festivity. They might bring their own traditions, and trying something new will be fun for everyone and may ease the tensions of sharing holiday traditions with your significant other.
Have you had to combine holiday traditions? Share your advice below!
