A prenuptial agreement is a contract a couple creates before getting married. This allows you to state whose property is whose and who will be entitled to keep what in the event of a divorce. If you do end up getting a divorce, property distribution will already be determined, so this won’t be something you need to worry about. Many individuals can benefit from having a prenup in place, not necessarily only those with significant assets.
Of course, you may create a prenup just in case and never end up needing it. However, getting a prenup before marriage can help save significant stress in the future, so setting one up isn’t intended to create hurt feelings between couples.