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I nudge him because usually changing position helps or stops the snoring.

I tend to kick him while he's sleeping! If that doesn't work, I'll wake him up with a "Hubs! You're snoring! STFU!" He usually rolls over and stops for a little while at least, haha. I've asked him in the morning and he never remembers me being a big jerk to him, so I just continue to do it. I figure I need my sleep too!

I usually nudge him so he changes positions. It works most of the time.

Tennis ball under the back to keep him on his side. Usually changing position fixes it.

I try to just nudge him without waking him. But honestly I don't mind waking him. He rolls over and IMMEDIATELY falls back to sleep.

He usually only snores when he has been drinking a lot. So I haven't had to deal with this lately, luckily! But when I do, I usually wake him up to roll on his side and it stops. He likes sleeping on his back and that makes it 100x worse.

DH snores so unbelievably loud! i think he suffers from sleep apnea. anyway, i've trained him like a dog! haha. i lightly touch his shoulder and he rolls over. if i push him hard, he won't do it. its really weird.

I nudge him! He's getting his tonsils out in a couple months (they are huuuuge) so hopefully that will help.

Hubby snores normally so it took me awhile to get used to. He snores exceptionally loud/harder when he's overly tired or has been drinking. On those nights, no matter what I do, he'll just change positions and continue snoring away. I just have to suffer through it unless I move to the guest bedroom to sleep instead. =(

Same as @FutureMrsMcK: i nudge him and he usually automatically rolls over. If not, i tell him to roll over. He never remembers in the morning.

I nudge DH and tell him he's snoring if I'm still awake. He usually says 'huh?' and rolls over. I never hear him if I'm sleeping, thank goodness! I would definitely wake him if it was waking me!

My DH will snore extra loudly on his stomach or back. All night I tell him to "roll over!" He usually listens except it takes a few times telling and nudging him to move. When he complains that I'm waking him up I remind him who is up half the night feeding and taking care of our daughter!

If he isn't too loud I nudge, tap, or change positions, which always gets him to move in the other direction. If he is loud I tell him and he wakes then stops. If he is especially loud and nothing seems to work I go to the guest room.

DH already gets up way earlier than me and turns on all the lights and sometimes is very needy: ironing his clothes, finding specific socks, packing his breakfast on the go etc, so I need to maximize the time I am asleep.