If you try it on your own, it could stress you, your wife, your marriage, your job, etc.

All of my friends who dated at that age have been through more broken relationships and marriages than I can count.It took me until 32 to find the right one and I have zero regrets.

Handling that and an embroidery business on top of a family, marriage, and nursing, is incredible.

It went well for a while, but like in every business venture I've been in, one party ends up thinking that their contribution is greater than the percentage of the profit they are getting and the marriage ends.

We put more than necessary work into the place and it was stressful for me, my wife and hard on our marriage.

Also, this is business, not marriage, there is no need to swear your loyalty to only one person...

Will it be to you--possibly.Maybe call the "holdout sister" in the deal and take her to lunch at Burger King or something, near her house and talk this thing over.I've seen a situation where a holdout was holding out simply over another relative (only by marriage) secretly taking all of her Mothers cooking stuff (All of it), and she wanted some it for herself.So you may never know what's really stalling the deal until you get one on one with the staller and ask them some questions.Good Luck! 

@Tyler Suggs First off, Congrats on the (soon to be) marriage!

Do nothing for a year after marriage except work and save money.In your spare time study real estate investing.

Contact them both and tell them you are not their marriage counselor.