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Traditional practices and zechuyot, presented respectfully for a community-neutral Chasidish audience.

Daven personally for a worthy match. The article quotes the Steipler encouraging people not to wait for others to pray for them.

Add time before Shabbat and greet Shabbat with care. This is presented as a reported shidduch segulah, not as a promise.

Hidabroot, same article; underlying reference: Talmud, Shabbat 118b ↗The Hidabroot article connects this practice to Shabbat 118b and Rabbi Yannai’s ‘Bo'i kallah’

The Hidabroot article reports a practice attributed to Rav Yosef Shalom Elyashiv and cites A'gra DePirka in the name of the Ram'ah MiPano.