No matter how much time you’ve spent together before the wedding, you and your spouse will always have new things to learn about and from each other. To keep the conversation and learning process open, have a running list of ... read more

Many couples, married or not, get together late enough in their lives that they each have a full household of furniture. When you both have couches, dining sets, and beds, it’s easy to assume that when you combine your households, ... read more

Millennials are always being blamed for something. And when we’re not being blamed, we’re compared to our predecessors, the baby boomers. You may have seen articles blaming millennials for ruining the napkin or cereal industry, but this time the millennials ... read more

Once you’ve received wedding photographs from your photographer and properly fawned over each and every one, you’re going to want to share them with friends and family on Instagram! But with hundreds of photos to choose from, it can be ... read more

After a little while, even the best marriages can become a comfortable and companionable experience that, perhaps, goes on autopilot for a bit. On the other hand, some marriages experience major bumps in the road due to tragedy and life ... read more

Are you and your spouse considering renewing your vows? Many married couples decide at some point to plan a vow renewal ceremony. It’s a beautiful way to re-express the love you share for one another after you’ve already said your ... read more

When it comes to the first year and a half of marriage, the seasons aren’t the only things changing: you and your partners’ brain chemistry is changing, too. Ever notice that your friend who got married last year has changed ... read more

Many of these typical mistakes couples make are due to a few major issues that begin in a very minor way. We all know that honesty and communication are key to a successful partnership, especially a marriage. But it can ... read more

Though official wedding ceremonies did not exist in ancient Egypt—the lady entered the man’s home with the household items both families had agreed upon, and the relationship was solidified from that point on—the tradition of getting married in the first ... read more

We’ve all heard that oysters and dark chocolate can boost our sex drives. Avocados and asparagus are also said to be effective. But what about less common food items, or items that aren’t really food at all? In ancient Egypt, ... read more