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Who care's about a pre-nup? if it lasts no one looses, and if it fails then one person looses less (it's almost impossible for a marriage to end without someone giving up something).
Just keep in mind that even the act of getting married is the act of taking a pre-existing relationship that for all intensive purposes is functioning quite well, and creating a legally binding contract basically saying that if the relationship should end up failing and you break up now instead of just trying to avoid running into each other at your favorite watering hole, one person has to give the other half they're stuff, half they're savings, half they're retirement and a portion of they're income, sometimes indefinitely.
So as long as you're going to bring contracts into it might as well add one in that assures that one person doesn't get screwed.
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