Wedded Bliss, The First Ten is a couple’s keepsake journal to document important life-events through the first ten years of marriage. It is unique as it has bridal planners, memory books, journals and photo albums focusing on the courtship, the event planning process and the actual wedding.
It is introduced to record important memories and milestones in the life of couple, compare trends over time and facilitate dialogue between partners. It lends a helping hand to set specific goals from year to year and share story with their offspring, family and friends. It also helps the couple to estimate what is working in the marriage versus what is not and some of the decisions made versus challenges faced for the purpose of learning and growth.
Using Wedded Bliss, The First Ten is very simple and promotes communication at least once in a year. Each page is laid out and takes no more than 5-10 minutes to complete. All the pages have very few significant questions which is intended to be answered as a couple. The pages “Anniversary” and “Looking Back” are the “heart” of the book as couples communicate their current affairs, the feel of gratefulness and aspects that need to be worked out. The idea is that by promoting this type of communication at least once a year. Pages such as “It’s a Boy,” “It’s a Girl,” “Our Pet,” “Travel,” and “We Moved” are interesting to fill out. The binding of the book could be opened and closed which facilitates placing pages according to the year in which they took place.
The specialty of the gift is an elegantly crafted 11” x 11” cloth-lined binder with an elite look in a handsome gift box. The product is available in Chocolate or Matte Silver with an amazing price of $68.00 at only selected retail locations and on www.BYOBliss.com.
Wedded Bliss, The First Ten takes over where all others leave off and helps couples focus on the greater likelihood of marital success and what really counts…the marriage with an end result of totally personalized collection of the couple’s first ten years together.
