We don't get to hear about this kind of so often and that's why I am joining others to say a massive congratulations to you as a new married man. Gifting your newly wedded wife half of your total bitcoin investment is something surprising and lovely at same time because not many men will wanna think of doing that including me.

Op you making it seem as if bitcoin is mainly meant for male genders alone, bitcoin is just another form of money in digital form and money is not gender centric. Anyone can be interested and adopt bitcoin depending on how it was introduced to them.
I am not married yet, am still in the middle of it all and I don't think I have plans on gifting my wife bitcoin and I have my personal reasons for that. Hope it's cool I refer to your new home as a BTC home.

So so sudden! Gifting someone Especially your wife a Bitcoin isn't worth boosting of gifting treasures to be publicly proud about if you are not ready to further tell us how much profits you makes.
And gifting your wife a half of your Bitcoin investment is never a good idea because if there goes s lost such as missing the appropriate trading strategies and security factors, that could be a lost count nomatter how high or low value it maybe.
However, if she must be part of you as a Bitcoin investor, it is advisable she purchase the Bitcoin by herself (personal capital) so she would realize the Worth and then trade with consciousness and it would be advisable if she starts up with a minimum of tolerable amount and not such a half of your investment.

Or probably I should take all these of you for a demo as possibility thought existing in the brain of the imaginary world?
I love to see your proof maybe my wife could feel jealous and triggers me to do one or better for her. 😆

Congratulations on your wedding Bd officer.

Some ladies are materialistic and would opt for a gold necklace, earrings or a car on a very special day like this. It's a good thing that she's interested in the idea of holding Bitcoin and I hope you've also educated her about wallet security so that she will not lose it.

I do hope to educate my spouse about bitcoin and not just my her but my kids and I hope they will be interested. Bitcoin is a future inheritance I'd like to leave with my family, so it's very important that they have an idea of the priced possession they are holding.

It's really a good sign since you have fulfilled your promise, if your wife has an easy understanding of Bitcoin, it's good. If your wife is better educated about Bitcoin she may understand and gain knowledge better. Since you fulfilled your wife's wish and gave gold pride and also gave bitcoins as a gift, I think it's the best unique job. I'm not married yet so I have no idea and can't tell if it would be possible to teach my wife about Bitcoin. As I am not married yet, I don't have a wife and no one to give bitcoins to, so I will do this plan when I get married. 

Even though I haven't married a woman yet, I do have a slight desire to someday share with my future wife what I've been doing to sustain myself, and one of those things is Bitcoin. I won't compel her to learn about Bitcoin, but I would be delighted if she were to express her own interest in learning how to use it.

If she proves capable of managing Bitcoin and keeping it secure, it's not out of the realm of possibility that I may consider sharing some of my Bitcoin with her. Beyond understanding how to use Bitcoin, what's equally important is the fact that many people use it to generate income. If she shows interest, I'll do my best to share what I've learned so far, as Bitcoin has indeed played a significant role in keeping me afloat until now.

Yes, I taught my wife everything about cryptocurrency but I did not gift them bitcoins, instead I gave all my assets to her to hold because she is the person I trust and trust the most. I do it not only because we trust each other, but because in case something unexpected happens to me, that asset will have an heir and use it instead of disappearing with me.

Regarding gifts for my wife, I will give her anything she wants, not just bitcoin or my assets, I will buy if she wants anything and it is within my financial ability.

congratulations on your wedding, and I'm also happy when your wife likes the gift you gave. After all, you are giving something very useful, especially if he likes it. bitcoin is an investment, and so he will probably learn about bitcoin and learn about the investment. It's really nice when our partner really supports the work or hobby we are pursuing. even more so when he has an interest in it. Actually, I'm not married yet, but when I get married, I will probably try to teach my partner about bitcoin and the crypto world.

That's a positive thing but it's not easy to convince women. I've tried but failed and there were even some of my sisters who weren't interested in keeping Bitcoin, they actually persuaded me to sell it immediately and recommended investing in real estate, but I think The recommendation is reasonable because they have no knowledge of Bitcoin so there is no trust.
However, I really hope that one day I can invite someone/my life partner to be able to save/invest in Bitcoin together and grow my trust in them like I believe.

I can only congratulate the OP, he can now live happier with a wife who has the same goals and they will most likely make quite large profits in the future from the Bitcoins they save together.

I once, gave my brother some Bitcoin for his birthday... but he was not very interested. I printed a Paper Wallet and I transferred some Bitcoin to it and gave it to him for his birthday.

I monitored the Bitcoin address for a few months and I saw he transferred it to a local exchange, so I asked him and he confirmed that he needed some money... so he converted it to cash.. and used it.   

That is the sad truth about bitcoin as a present. And that is probably how most of such stories end. Because when people get a present, they expect at least to use it. People dont get excited much about bitcoin as a present (if they arent crypto enthusiasts like most of us), because for them it is like receiving a vase, or a tea-set, or bed sheets or a towel with goofy or classic print. People cant share excitement of this present to other. It looks following: "my friend, husband gave me something as a present, I can not show it  and I will just keep it until time comes". Other wont understand that.