But for some, the COVID-19 pandemic may have brought more worse into their lives than they'd hoped.
Whether you're struggling in a relationship or need to bring some spice back in, there is hope for everyone.
And Echuca couple Chelsea and Rhys Leslie are here to help with that.
After completing their own online marriage course last year, they want to bring the same insight and knowledge to couples in the twin towns.
“Last year my husband, Rhys, was working from home, and with me being on maternity leave it was wonderful to spend that time together and have him home to watch our daughter Matilda grow,” Mrs Leslie said.
“But although we saw each other all the time, we still needed to be purposeful in connecting and investing in our relationship.”
So the couple decided to complete The Marriage Course, an online set of sessions by Alpha Australia, designed to help couples invest in their relationship and build a strong marriage.
“While we were doing the course we kept getting the feeling that so many couples in our area would love it,” Mrs Leslie said.
“After each session we kept talking about how great it would be to run one in our community, all online, and all free.”
Starting February 8, participants will take part in seven two-hour sessions that focus on a range of topics including the art of connection, resolving conflict, the impact of family and more.
Each couple will receive a participant journal before the first session, which will have a range of course material and more.
And you don't have to be married to take part.
“This course is for all relationships: unmarried, engaged, married, churched, unchurched, whether you’ve been together one or 71 years,” Mrs Leslie said.
“There is always room to learn something new about each other and to invest in your relationship.”
You can register to take part in the course online at forms.gle/NDUZoWpV64xffFD46
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