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Wow congrats!!!! My only suggestion off the very top of my head is "spouse-to-be"
Congratulations! :) I've seen simply "engaged" or "betrothed" although they might be a bit too formal for some
i was thinking "fiancent", treating it like a verb and conjugating it for "they" (plural), but the silent "nt" might be offputting for english speakers. i've also heard "fian-they", but idk how serious to take that :/
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Wow congrats!!!! My only suggestion off the very top of my head is "spouse-to-be"
Congratulations! :) I've seen simply "engaged" or "betrothed" although they might be a bit too formal for some
i was thinking "fiancent", treating it like a verb and conjugating it for "they" (plural), but the silent "nt" might be offputting for english speakers. i've also heard "fian-they", but idk how serious to take that :/