They got guidelines for remaining on cloud nine.
While jet-setting off to their destination “I Do’s” on an Alaska Airlines flight, lovebirds Kristen and Sam were showered with warm words of wisdom from fellow passengers, wishing them well ahead of their wedding.
“The sweet flight attendant helped us ask people for marriage advice,” gushed Kirsten, a pediatric oncology nurse, in the closed captions of the cutesy clip.
At the behest of the unnamed air hostess, travelers with marital mileage under their belts penned handwritten notes — on airline napkins and small pieces of paper — to the nearly-weds, sharing the secrets to a happy and healthy holy matrimony. The touching tips scored more than 462,000 TikTok views.
Representatives for Alaska Airlines did not immediately respond to The Post’s request for a comment.
“Our advice is: Never give up [because] nothing is perfect, don’t sweat the small stuff, never stop communicating, and never go to bed mad,” wrote a pair of high school sweethearts married 40 years.
“Keep God at the center of your marriage and have fun together. Don’t forget to be best friends [and] laugh at the little things,” another kindly couple advised. “Stick together through the hard times [and] good times will eventually come again.”
“Unspoken expectations are premeditated resentments,” a well-wisher warned. “Be nice, communicate wants and needs.”
“Be quick to forgive and say, ‘I’m sorry,’ ” suggested longtime lovers of 43 years.
“Always respond to your partner’s bids for attention,” another urged. “If they say the sunset is pretty, drop everything and enjoy it together. If they ask if they look nice, truly take a moment to take them all in and give them a compliment. If they give you a quick hug, hold them longer. These small moments matter for intimacy.”
Kirsten, who tied the knot with Sam on May 22 in Phoenix, Arizona, said the wholesome hacks will serve as the wind beneath their newlywedded wings.
“We will cherish these forever,” vowed the blond in the caption of the post.
But she’s far from the only bride to receive first-class treatment while at 30,000 feet.
Southwest Airlines cabin crew members hosted sky-high nuptials for a bride-to-be and her fiancé during a recent flight from Austin, Texas, to Oakland, California. The faux fête came complete with a toilet paper wedding dress, veil and matching bouquet.
Erika Hammond, a former WWE Diva and the founder of KNOCKOUT at Equinox, also turned an airplane aisle into her big day runway. The NYC-based belle and tech billionaire fiancé, Ankur Jain, tied the knot with a pseudo-wedding celebration aboard an EgyptAir flight to Cairo last spring.
“We were able to make lemonade out of lemons,” Hammond previously told The Post, “we ended up having the best time on the plane.”
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