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Marriage Box

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Our society typically devotes huge attention to the start of a marriage - and particularly to the actual wedding ceremony. But the real challenge lies beyond the wedding, with the long years ahead - and here we are too often left on our own.This box is The School of Life's guide to the rest of a life together, containing twenty beautiful cards which lay out the central ideas on how to make a relationship work over the decades beyond the wedding day. It is filled with artful suggestions on coping with what even the most loving couple will face as they build a life together. This set of cards is both a celebration of marriage and a rich source of insights into the skills it demands. Quotes From The Cards: In Praise of Compromise: 'Couples who compromise are not the enemies of love: they may be at the vanguard of understanding what lasting relationships truly demand and what they are for. They deserve admiration, not condemnation.'On Sex and Marriage: 'The waning of sex is - far more than we collectively admit - a sign that a marriage is stabilising, not failing. If we more publicly admitted this, we'd be less panicked, less ashamed and a little less resentful when the sex got less intense and less frequent.