Just as we experience the change of the seasons as each year progresses, marriage too has its seasons of Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter.The seasons are not about how long a couple has been married, but focuses on the characteristics of that season:​

• The hopefulness of spring when new things are on the horizon, a time of excitement and anticipation.

• The vitality of summer when life is bustling. Often fast-paced when goals and dreams are coming to fruition.

• The transition of fall, often a time for reflection and recalibrating of life. A time to act before winter takes hold.

• The barrenness of winter. Dreams have died, relationships are cold and struggling, often a difficult season to navigate.

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