Unfortunately, there are very few examples in either the Old or New Testament of 'good' marriages.  In fact, I challenge anyone on this list to name even ONE couple in the O.T. or N.T. that had a functioning, stable, respectful marriage. By that I mean:
1) Entered into the marriage willingly because they liked each othet (even if the marriage had been 'arranged' by their parents.
2) Had only one spouse at a time, and was faithful to that spouse.
3) Had children the 'old-fashioned' way, without the aide of angels, servant girls or miraculous 'old age' pregnancies.
        And don't even get me started on the lack of  married couples on the roster of saints in the Catholic church.   St Augustine, Dorothy Day, Thomas Merton, Elizabeth Ann Seton, Rose Hawthorn,  were married or had children out of wedlock. But none were happily married. In fact the ONLY person who seems to have been happily married was St Thomas More -- but for the life of me, I can't remember his wife's name!