For couples who have fallen in love, if they have already made plans to get married, then the next step must be to meet each other’s parents to discuss marriage matters. And when meeting parents for the first time, they may be nervous, so how should they address each other when meeting parents for the first time? Which parent is better?
1. How to call the other parent when you meet them for the first time
1. Uncles and Aunts
Usually when you meet your in-laws for the first time, you are still in the wedding discussion stage, so you can just call them uncles and aunties.
2. Mom and Dad
If you have already received the certificate, are pregnant, or have been given a meeting gift or a change fee when you met before, you can also call your parents directly.
3. Other titles
When in-laws meet for the first time, it is not necessarily the first time for the new couple to meet each other’s parents. If you have your own unique title, you can continue to use it.
2. How to introduce yourself when meeting your in-laws for the first time
When you meet your in-laws for the first time, generally The man introduces himself first. If he has not met the other person's parents before, then the boy introduces himself first, and then introduces the man's parents. The woman introduces herself, and the order of introducing the woman's parents. If they have met, it is also the order of first the man and then the woman.
The self-introduction when meeting your in-laws for the first time does not need to be so grand and formal, just be simple. The main template is this: Hello, I am the father/mother of XXX, and my name is XXX. Basically, just talk about it like this, and the rest of the information can be discussed slowly at the dinner table later.
When you meet your in-laws for the first time, you don’t need to be too nervous. Just be natural and cordial. Maintain basic courtesy and reasonably discuss the details of your children’s wedding. Be neither humble nor overbearing, and just state your requirements and needs clearly. .
