This book aims to provide some general understandings towards persons with visual disability as well as provide some contextual insights of their marriage, focusing on the phenomena of happiness. A common stigma surrounding persons with visual disability is that their lives might be filled with challenges, and thus facing difficulties in managing familial institution. The author would like to provide a different perspective, focusing on the positive aspects of the lives of persons with visual disabilities, hence highlighting that such population is equal to the non-disabled. This book is divided into seven chapters, which encompasses topics such as the theoretical viewpoints of happiness, brief descriptions of the methodology applied by the author in gathering data, the phenomena of marital happiness illustrated through three cases which include the dimensions and sources of marital happiness, as well as the strategies applied to improve or maintain marital happiness.