Wedding the sims 2

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Helpful 1 Not Helpful 0. When both Sims wake up, your guest will leave, and both Sims will be thinking about either Red Lips or a Purple Heart with a wacky grin on it. The Lips means the kisses they shared, and the Heart means WooHoo. Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0. Submit a Tip All tip submissions are carefully reviewed before being published. Helpful 25 Not Helpful 2. Helpful 20 Not Helpful 4. If your Sim is engaged to a partner marriage is unavailable as they are 'too young'.

You need to propose them to move in first. When they move in they will grow up into a full adult, enabling marriage. Helpful 19 Not Helpful 5. How to. Co-authors: Updated: January 4, Categories: Sims 2. Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read , times. Did this article help you? Cookies make wikiHow better.

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Time will tell. In The Sims 3 , wedding arches were first introduced in the Generations expansion pack. A wedding cake is also available to complement the Sims marriage. The couple will have the option to immediately "Get Married" by clicking on the arch, and people will gather around autonomously to watch them exchange rings. Like The Sims 2 , Sims get married in their formal outfits. Start your new beginning under this wedding arch and you'll always remember the moment you made your everlasting commitment.

Filled with freshest picked leaves and flowers, this wedding arch will make your wedding the most romantic wedding ever. Don't let that special day be a drab affair! Create the dream wedding atmosphere with the Perfect Couple Wedding Arch. As you pass under the archway, get ready for a walkdown the aisle that you'll never forget. Tradition may demand that couples tie the knot underneath a wedding arch, but few wedding arches are as untraditional as this one!

The wines you see adorning the arch are not plants at all, but fine silk woven by the artist monks of Shang SimLa. Each leaf and stem are individually mounted on the faux wood frame and the massive amounts of adhesive is used to ensure that nary a leaf will wave in the wind during the ceremony.

Renew your wows or confess your love to one another in paradise. The Island Wedding Arch is the perfect centerpiece for your special day. Notes: This wedding arch can only be placed on resort lots. Release your Sims inner Bohemian! Spend a spring morning planting a variety of new harvestables and an afternoon lounging under a flower-covered canopy. In The Sims 4 , Sims can get married under wedding arches, similar to previous games. Other Sims on the lot will gather around autonomously to watch the wedding.

Single Sims have the option to "Fantasize About Weddings" while standing under a wedding arch, which will grant a flirty moodlet. There is also the option to plan a wedding event directly from an arch, without having to go through the menus on a Sim's phone first. Sims marry in whatever outfits they have on, so it's important to plan their wedding attire beforehand. Wedding events automatically change Sims with feminine clothing preference into wedding dresses and Sims with masculine clothing preference into tuxedos, but the player is free to change them into other outfits before the ceremony starts.

To do this, select one, click on the arch, and select "Get Married"; the selected Sim is considered to be the one who proposed marriage. Unlike the simple "Propose Marriage" interaction, when Sims marry under a wedding arch, they will change into their formal clothes, and there will be a short scene of the Sims exchanging rings, with any other Sims who are present clapping in the background.

Sims can also get married by having a wedding party. A wedding party is basically like a normal party, except that the Sims are expected to get married before the party ends. The wedding arch may or may not be used. Other differences between normal parties and wedding parties are that every guest will be in their formal clothes, and any invited guests will show up, even if they have a low relationship with the inviting Sim.

Marriages between two Sims of the same sex are referred to as "Joined Unions" in The Sims 2 , although engagement is still engagement, and a wedding party is still called a wedding party. While the names of the Sim-to-Sim and wedding arch interactions for marriage are different "Propose Joined Union" and "Join Union" for same-sex couples, the interactions themselves are the same.

If the Sims do not already live together, the Sim being proposed to will move in with the Sim who proposed, and unless a mod is used, the Sim who initiates the union is the Sim whose last name both parties will take.

Joined unions provide fewer aspiration points than marriage. However, a hack available allows same-sex partners to enter marriages with the same titles, wants and fears as with opposite-sex partners: Same Sex Mods. There is a chance that a Sim getting married could get "left at the altar", even though Sim weddings do not involve altars. When this happens, one Sim will hesitate while the marriage is taking place, and then run away, leaving the other Sim behind. This could happen if one of the Sims is having an affair or has a fear of marrying their partner.

It might also happen if the two Sims don't have a strong enough relationship , or if the Sim being proposed to has low needs and thus in a bad mood. The Sim who was left behind will have a lowered relationship with the other Sim, and if Nightlife is installed, will be furious at them.

When a Sim is left at the altar during a wedding party, those who attend will have a lowered relationship with the Sim that left the other at the altar. The closer the attendees are to the Sim who was left at the altar, the more they will dislike the other Sim.

Sims who are in an exclusive relationship in The Sims 3 can propose marriage to their other half and become engaged. The Sims 3: Generations provides extensive new features when it comes to proposals and marriage.

Before proposing, the player has the option to let their Sim ask one parent for permission to marry their child. The engaged Sims can have the opportunity to throw a bachelor ette party , where a skimpy-outfitted dancer shows up to dance. Children are not allowed to be invited to the party but children who live in the household where the party will take place may stay.

They can then either have a "Private Wedding" by marrying on the spot or a wedding party, which can either be done at home or on a community lot. Other features in marriage include wedding arches, where Sims can opt to get married under, and wedding cakes, which is a lot similar to the birthday cake except the newlywed couple cuts the cake together instead of blowing candles. After a marriage, both Sims will also be granted vacation time from work, to provide a honeymoon.

When Sims wed, the last name taken by the couple will be that of the Sim who proposed. If the Sim who was proposed to already has children who are teens or younger, they will take on their new step-parent's name, even if they are not in the household.

For example, if a single mother marries another man, her children will receive their new step-father's name, if he was the one who proposed. The same rule applies to newlyweds who had children together before marrying; while they originally take their mother's name, their future last name depends on which parent proposes. It's important to note that a Sim's last name can be changed via an interaction performed by the Sim in question at the city hall.

If the player wishes for a Sim couple to get married, the player first must build up their relationship until they are in love, and have a romantic interest.

Then after they have a full relationship bar, the action "Propose Going Steady", under the romantic section, will become available. Sims will then become a couple. Eventually, they can opt to marry.

Though if a couple are already married when their parents marry each other, they can perform all romantic interactions. Also note that in The Sims 3 , unlike in The Sims 2 , there's no distinction between same and opposite-sex marriages.

The amount of Lifetime Happiness is the same for both kinds of couples when they go steady, get engaged, and finally get married. Further, in the family tree of same-sex couples it shows their spouse as either their husband or wife, the same as it does for opposite-sex couples. In The Sims 4 , marriage functions similarly to The Sims 3. Noncommittal Sims are more likely to reject a proposal than other Sims, even if the couple in question has a high relationship.

After Sims are engaged, they can either elope or plan a wedding. Family members' surnames are not changed after a wedding, but the player is free to change names by editing Sims in Create a Sim. If a newly wed couple doesn't already live in the same household, the household management UI will appear and prompt the player to move Sims and funds between households as they see fit.

Otherwise, there will simply be a notification letting the player know they can move Sims between households. There is no known way to get a spouse back into their former role, even if they are divorced.

There is also no distinction made between opposite-sex and same-sex marriage. They provide the same amount of satisfaction points, have the same related moodlets, and fulfill the same whims. In The Sims Medieval , the interactions leading up to marriage are nearly identical to The Sims 3 , but rather with medieval-sounding names.

Sims can perform romantic interactions until they have the option to Ask to Court, which is similar to Going Steady.