First Christmas Married Ornament: Personalized Names and Date, Mark 10:9

Two fine interlocking rings sit at the top of this round ornament, above the words Our First Christmas in spaced small capitals. Beneath them comes the wording you choose, Married, Engaged or as Mr & Mrs, then your two first names in large flowing script with your date underneath, for example Sarah & Dylan and June 14, 2026. The round acrylic version carries Mark 10:9 on the back, with a fine line and the year.

Our First Christmas, worded three ways

A first December as a couple has its own firsts: the first tree you chose together, the first time both families wanted you at the same dinner. This ornament marks it with your names and the date that matters to you. Choose Married if the wedding has happened, and use your wedding date. Choose Engaged if the proposal came this year and the wedding is still ahead, and use the engagement date or the wedding date you have set. The Mr & Mrs option prints as Our First Christmas as Mr & Mrs, a slightly more formal line that suits couples who like the sound of the new title. Whichever you choose, the layout stays the same, so a later ornament for the next stage will match it on the tree.

Rings, script names and Mark 10:9

Two interlocking wedding rings are drawn in a single thin line at the top, well clear of the ribbon hole, and Our First Christmas runs beneath them in widely spaced small capitals. Your chosen word follows in the same style, then the two first names joined by an ampersand in a large flowing script, and finally the date in small capitals. The ink is dark on a soft cream background textured like fine paper, and the whole design is printed onto clear acrylic. On the back of the round ornament is Mark 10:9, Jesus' words about not separating what God has joined together, with the reference in small capitals, a fine line and the year. The same words echo through many wedding services, which makes the back a quiet link to the day itself.

Personalizing the ornament

Personalization is required. Add the details in the personalization field at checkout, in this order: your wording, the two first names and the date, for example Married, Sarah & Dylan, June 14, 2026. Write the names and the date exactly as you want them printed, including capitals and the spelling of the month, because the design is prepared from your entry before printing. If you choose Mr & Mrs, simply write Mr & Mrs as the wording, and the ornament will read as Mr & Mrs. Personalized pieces cannot be returned. If it reaches you broken or misprinted, a picture sent to support@theframedverse.com is all we need to make you a new one at no cost.

Shipping, timing and a matching wedding print

Nothing is printed until your order comes in. After 3 to 5 business days in production, ornaments for US addresses leave from the USA, and a second one in the same order, for parents or for the other side of the family, costs far less to ship than the first. Couples in the USA who want it on the tree by Christmas should order by December 10. For addresses in Europe and the UK, a print partner in the UK makes the design as a square aluminum ornament, front only, so the Mark 10:9 back stays with the round acrylic version. For a wedding or bridal shower gift, the Cord of Three Strands printable with Ecclesiastes 4:12 from the same shop pairs well with it on the wall. You receive the ornament itself, and no file is emailed.

Size and versions

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Married, Engaged and Mr & Mrs?

Only the line under Our First Christmas changes. Married and Engaged print as single words, and the Mr & Mrs option prints as the phrase as Mr & Mrs. The rings, the script names, the date and the back stay the same, so you can pick the wording that matches where you are this Christmas.

Which verse is on the back?

Mark 10:9, where Jesus says that what God has joined together should not be separated. It sits on the back of the round acrylic ornament with the reference in small capitals, a fine line and the year, and it is the same for every order. The square aluminum version made for Europe and the UK is printed on the front only, so it has no verse on the back.

How should I write the date?

Write it the way you want to see it on the ornament, for example June 14, 2026. The date line is set from your entry, so check the month, the day and the year before you place the order. For an engagement ornament you can use the day of the proposal or the planned wedding date.

Can a personalized ornament be returned?

No. Personalized items are made for one couple and cannot be returned. Should it arrive cracked or misprinted, write to support@theframedverse.com with a picture, and a replacement goes into production free of charge. Reading the personalization once more before checkout avoids most problems with names and dates.

When is the last day to order for Christmas?

December 10 is the last order date for delivery within the USA before Christmas. Each ornament spends 3 to 5 business days in production before it is posted, so a November order leaves room if it is meant as a gift. Orders to the EU and the UK are made in the UK and follow their own delivery times.