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"      The walk down the aisle, the &amp;quot;I do&amp;#039;s,&amp;quot; the first dance, cutting the cake\u2014these are the highlights of a wedding. But what happens after the guests have gone home and the honeymoon is over? That&amp;#039;s what documentary filmmaker Doug Block set out to find. For years, Block earned extra money by filming weddings, 112 in total. Now, he&amp;#039;s made 112 Weddings, a documentary premiering June 30 on HBO, in which he revisits 12 couples to see how their marriages have turned out. Many movies make the wedding day the happy ending, but Block thought the wedding would be a more interesting place to start. And after sitting down with so many couples, he told TIME that he has plenty of marriage advice.  &amp;quot;Pick wisely is the best advice,&amp;quot; he says. &amp;quot;You&amp;#039;d better find somebody who feels like your jokes are funny.&amp;quot;  But you can&amp;#039;t really prepare for the lifelong commitment that is marriage, because life is unpredictable, Block says. That means it&amp;#039;s important to be flexible and accept that neither you nor your spouse is perfect. For Block, in the ideal marriage, you grow together, not apart. &amp;quot;That&amp;#039;s what keeps the bond tight, because you&amp;#039;re not stagnating, you&amp;#039;re not getting dull.&amp;quot; [via TIME] Related7 Things He Wishes He&amp;#039;d Known Before You Got MarriedSecret Fears All Guys Have About Marriage10 Things That Make it So Easy to Stay Close "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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