‘Tis the season of love, joy, and shared moments with your spouse, and what better way to celebrate the magic of the holidays than with 25 thoughtful stocking stuffer ideas for couples? Wherever your stockings are hung this year, don’t underestimate how small surprises can be incredibly meaningful to your spouse! In fact, simple stocking…

What’s more jolly than a sexy holiday? We’re reaching the time of year when the festivities are at an all-time high. Will you take advantage of the romantic atmosphere or let the season’s busyness wreck your love life?

The holiday season is here, and with it comes the search for the perfect gift for your spouse. In this gift guide for married couples, you’ll discover some of the most romantic gift ideas to express your love and deepen your intimacy this holiday season.

“The key is not to prioritize what’s on your schedule, but to schedule your priorities.” —Stephen Covey What’s keeping you from getting your marriage on the calendar? Understandably, November is a busy season. But there are times all throughout the year when prioritizing your marriage takes extra effort. 

“We are more powerful when we empower one another.” —Anonymous Although you and your spouse become “one” on your wedding day, you are still very much individuals. You still need external friendships, support, and community. Often, there’s an assumption that wives always have the community they need.

Holiday traditions can have tons of benefits for married couples, from strengthening emotional intimacy to creating fun memories for the future. But there are also some cons that can accompany even long-standing traditions.  With the holiday season fast approaching, couples in the ONE Family are starting to ask those age-old questions about traditions. Which ones…

“Life should not only be lived, it should be celebrated.” —Anonymous Your anniversary only comes once a year, so it’s important you celebrate the day and all that it means. It marks the day you and your spouse became one.

Knowing how to strengthen your marriage can be hard when your spouse seems disinterested, disengaged, or otherwise unwilling to make changes. Most couples desire closeness and connection (in other words, intimacy) in their marriage. But what happens when only one spouse is willing to make the effort?