MarriageWeek
... is the celebration of marriage.
Celebrating the adventure of marriage. Marriage together is always a reason to celebrate. MarriageWeek gives ideas and impulses on how we can live this fact in reality.
... invites ALL married couples.
MarriageWeek is non-denominational, non-partisan and invites all married couples without exception.
... refreshes the marriage vows.
"I'm with you!", says the wedding vow. MarriageWeek provides an inspiring framework for remembering this every year.
... keeps the everyday life of marriage alive. Rituals help.
Even in marriage! MarriageWeek regularly focuses on marriage once a year - cheerful, festive, thoughtful, inspiring, supportive and helpful
... is a valuable investment. Investing in marriage is worthwhile.
MarriageWeek provides inspiration and ideas for investing in the love you share.
... gives love in marriage a chance.
Marriage is a special togetherness. Your love needs attention and care. And: it wants to be rediscovered again and again. Once a year, MarriageWeek offers you the chance to realize ideas that will keep your love alive.
... is the occasion for new ideas.
Taking part is easy! All married couples can not only take advantage of a suitable offer in their region. You can even enrich this extraordinary marriage week with your own ideas, activities and contributions. MarriageWeek is open to all activities that make this week even more colorful.
Movies for couples
Story of us (1999)
Bruce Willis, Michelle Pfeiffer, Director: Rob Reiner
This movie begins where most movies end; in flashbacks, the story of a 15-year marriage is told and how a couple overcomes ups and downs together.
A warm-hearted plea for marriage and that a couple can work on their relationship together.
Away from Her (2006)
Julie Christi, Gordon Pinsent, Director: Sarah Polley
Grant and Fiona have been married for more than 40 years, even if it hasn't always been easy. This is not just a movie about Alzheimer's, but much more a movie about love, commitment and sacrifice in a marriage.
Julie & Julia (2009)
Meryl Streep, Stanley Tucci, Amy Adams, Director: Nora Ephron
A movie about Julia Child, an American cookbook author. But also a wonderful description of love, helpfulness and support in marriage.
Family Man (2000)
Téa Leoni, Nicolas Cage, Director: Brett Ratner
What if? A thoroughbred stock market shark finds out what would have happened if he had made a different decision thirteen years ago.
Match Point (2005)
Scarlett Johansson, Emily Mortimer, Director: Woody Allen
An exciting anti-infidelity film that shows that the grass is not always greener on the other side of the fence.
Fireproof (2008)
Kirk Cameron, Erin Bethea, Director: Alex Kendrick
A 40-day experiment can change a marriage!
Last Chance (2008)
Dustin Hoffman, Emma Thompson, Director: Joel Hopkins
Two people in the autumn of their lives full of unfulfilled longing meet and get their chance for late happiness.
Shall we Dance? (2004)
Richard Gere, Jennifer Lopez, Susan Sarandon, Stanley Tucci
Enjoying this movie side by side and thinking together: What do we do together as a couple?
Hope Springs (2012)
Meryl Streep, Tommy Lee Jones, Steve Carell
It's never too late to give your marriage a new lease of life, to turn deadlocked marital routines on their head. A courageous wife wants to rekindle that certain spark in her marriage and that's where the real adventure begins.