Hello all! Good list. Unfortunately, there is no guarantee that feelings won't change over time, just as Violette and Karen mentioned.
We evolve as individuals. What we want yesterday may not be what we want today or tomorrow. I know a woman who insisted she did not want children only to surprise both her husband and herself when her biological clock started ringing.
A male friend entered his marriage perfectly accepting of his in-laws only to find over time that their habits and personalities grated on his nerves.
People want so desperately to ensure marital success that they attempt to come to agreements on every little thing before they walk down the aisle. One couple wrote into their prenuptial agreement how often they would have sex (at least three times a week. Non-negotiable. More if both parties agree.)
Whatever works, I suppose. But the one thing people have forgotten is Love. How much do you love this person?
In my experience, the best contracts can force parties to comply to your demands, wishes and agreements...but Love makes them want to.
We, and more couples out there than you know, make marriage work because we love each other more than we love ourselves. In that state, anything can be overcome.
The list makes sure that there are commonalities so there are fewer areas of disagreements. That's good. Just don't forget to ask: How much do I love you?