Marriage and university

I'd personally wait. I know it's super exiting and if I were engaged while I was still at university, I'd find it hard to follow my own advice! However, when you finish university there will be a huge amount going on in your life - where are you going to live, where are you going to work, what will your income be, will your place of work affect your location and your overall cost of living, etc.

I'm really grateful that FH and I chose to buy our house before we planned our wedding. Weddings are expensive and costs really can spiral, and you want to sort out the big financial outlays that you'll be committing to every month (whether that's rent or mortagage, bills, etc.) and know your combined earnings before you then work out how much you can realistically afford and save to put towards a wedding.

Obviously you can still make all the Pintrest boards and start investigating/researching the kinds of things you might want in a wedding or where you might want it, but I think the sensible move is to wait - even though that's not the most romantic move!

You do what's best for you both of course, but I hope this helps and gives you some things to think about

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