Hello. By the way, I’m Brent. My wife and I own Married Dance and have been running it together since 2011.
You probably clicked through cautiously from a Google search, a Christian marriage intimacy blog, or heard about us from a podcast, friend, or counselor. I’m glad you’re here!
What is Married Dance all about?
We’re a Christian-friendly, marriage-centered intimacy products and marital aids store for couples that’s tasteful and nudity-free. Isn’t that awesome? I think so!
Married Dance has helped almost 100,000 couples improve their sex lives with more frequent or easier-to-achieve orgasms using a vibrator, enhance sex and positions using lube or a sex pillow, and improve foreplay with our sexy wear and oral products since 2011, and continues to help thousands every year.
Aren’t sex toys immoral?
Sex toys are neither good nor bad; they are just objects. Their context and how you use them determine whether they’re immoral.
Think of it this way: most people wouldn’t consider using personal lubricant during intercourse as immoral, even though the lubricant isn’t natural. What if that same lubricant was used to masturbate while thinking about another person? The lubricant didn’t change, but the context did. The same can be said for sex toys.
We go into much more detail about this here.
Where do I start?
If this is your first time here or you’re new to intimacy aids, our selection might be overwhelming. Don’t worry; I’ll guide you with picking something both of you will love.
Married Dance is organized by vibrators, stuff for him, sex furniture, sexy wear, oral enhancers, dildos, games, personal lubricants, courses, and other miscellaneous items such as pelvic exercisers, sensual massage oils, and light kinky stuff. You can reach these main categories from the top bar for desktop users or the menu button at the top right of your smartphone screen. Most categories have sub-categories that help us organize our large selection of products and make it easier to find what you’re looking for.
How do I choose?
“That’s all great, Brent, but what if I’m totally new to this, and all I know is I want to spice things up in my marriage bed, but I have no idea how to use any of this stuff or what to get?” You’re definitely not the first person to be in that position. Check out our guide to Choosing Your First Vibrator. It covers what you need to know when buying your first vibrator and links to more detailed guides on each type of vibrator if you’d like to learn more.
Also, most of our product descriptions include a section with tips on using it to enhance foreplay or intercourse with your spouse.
We also have in-depth articles about each type of adult toy we sell, and cover topics we’re frequently asked about in our Pillow Talk section.
Oh, I almost forgot to mention our popular Vibrator Pilot Programs. They include everything you need to try a vibrator for the first time. Each kit includes a vibrator and a printable Vibrator 101 Guide put together by a few marriage bloggers and me. The best part about our Vibrator Pilots is you get to try them for 60 days, and if it’s not for you, we’ll refund your credit card, including shipping, with absolutely no questions asked, and you don’t have to send it back.
What are your favorites?
“What are you and your wife’s favorites?” Well… I won’t go into specifics, but I’ll point you to some useful items you can’t go wrong with. Look for products with a green Highly Recommended label next to them. All of our products are good quality, but those are our top picks. You can also browse our Best Selling Sex Toys and Marital Aids section to see what other couples are buying, and our Choosing Your First Vibrator page includes several hand-picked vibrators we think you’ll love.
Still have questions?
Even though my wife and I have done our best to make Married Dance as informative as possible, you might have questions about some of our bedroom toys. That’s why we offer email support before and after the sale. We answer questions ranging from “I need help choosing something” to “Okay, how do I turn this thing on?” and even “Can you give us some suggestions on how we can use this item?”