Personalized Our First Christmas as Mr ❤ Mrs Ornament – Custom Ceramic Keepsake with Last Name & Year – Gift for Newlyweds, Spouse, or Married Couple

Celebrate Your First Christmas as Mr & Mrs with a Personalized Ornament

Commemorate your first holiday season as a married couple with a beautifully crafted round ceramic ornament — a timeless keepsake that marks the beginning of your forever. Customized with your shared last name and the year, this elegant piece captures the magic of love and the warmth of your very first Christmas together.

Elegant Design, Meaningful Details - Featuring the festive phrase “Our First Christmas as Mr ❤ Mrs”, your ornament is customized with:

• Your shared last name (e.g. The Thompsons)
• The year of your first Christmas together (e.g. 2025)
• Crafted from high-quality ceramic with a smooth, glossy finish, this round ornament adds charm and warmth to any holiday décor — blending beautifully with both modern and traditional styles.

Perfect for Holiday Memories - Ideal for:

• Hanging on your Christmas tree
• Displaying on a festive mantel or shelf
• Keeping in a memory box as a reminder of your first Christmas as a married couple
• Whether for you and your spouse, or as a thoughtful gift for newlyweds, this ornament is a heartfelt way to celebrate love, commitment, and the joy of shared traditions.

Product Details：

• Dimensions：
  Thickness: 0.12 in (~0.3cm);
  Size: 3 in tall (~7.6 cm).
  Please allow 0.1-0.3 cm differences due to manual measurement.
• Material: Made from ceramic.
• Feature: One-sided design.
• Packaging: Strings for hanging included and well-packaged in a box.

Customization Instructions:
Please fill in the required fields carefully and double-check your spelling before completing your order. To achieve the best results, use standard English and avoid special characters. You can preview your personalized design by clicking "Preview Your Personalization" before finalizing your purchase.

Note: The actual product may have slight color variations due to lighting during photography or differences in monitor displays.