The next stage is to let nature take in time. You are about to embark your honeymoon. Enjoy it and it will end (if everything is fine) when you and your spouse become mum and dad.
Before that time comes, you need to build a strong marriage foundation. Many marriages today are like building a house upon sand. Building a strong marriage means you must take time to redefine roles, beliefs, and behaviours and negotiate the differences with your partner. Money, time, family traditions (culture), friends (especially of the opposite gender), are just a few of the issues that need to be negotiated. A newly married couple needs a spirit of adventure, because getting married to a ‘stranger’ means that there are going to be a lot of discoveries – night person or morning person such eg.
No matter at what stage a couple enters marriage, they will have issues and conflicts to resolve. A lasting relationship is more possible if both partners continue to grow and develop.
If face with difficulties in your marriage, try to resolve it asap and if the next 6 months you are unable to settle the issue, seek professional help. It helps stop being drafted apart and save the marriage for the sake of the marriage.