Only one spouse got the milestone
The relationship says “Spouse”, but the wedding appears in only one Sim’s milestone history.
See wedding fix →Your Sims got married, but only one received the Got Married milestone? Restore missing life events, check linked Sims and fix milestone history in your save file — right in your browser.
View every event and its actual linked Sim
These are the problems LIFE ATLAS is designed to inspect. Select the closest one, then open the editor or the detailed guide.
The relationship says “Spouse”, but the wedding appears in only one Sim’s milestone history.
See wedding fix →A romantic event lists the wrong Sim — sometimes even its own owner.
Inspect linked Sim →Two “Fell in Love” entries or a disappeared relationship milestone? Review every occurrence.
Browse full history →Compare both spouses’ milestone histories first. The event may exist for one Sim only. Set the milestone owner and the actual other Sim independently.
Works with supported PC/Mac Sims 4 save files. Always keep your original save as a backup.
Find it in Documents/Electronic Arts/The Sims 4/saves. Open it in your browser; it is not uploaded to a server.
Review milestones, individual event occurrences, partner links and in-game timestamps. Use another save as a donor if needed.
Export the edited file separately. Test it in-game and keep the original untouched in case the format is unsupported.
A wedding relationship and a completed life milestone are separate pieces of Sims 4 save data. One can be present while the other is missing or linked incorrectly.
Read the wedding troubleshooting guide →A repaired file is experimental and must be verified in-game.
Compare both Sims’ histories, select the affected Sim and choose the actual spouse as the event participant. If the completed event exists in another save or for the other spouse, you may use it as a donor. Read the step-by-step guide →
Typically Documents/Electronic Arts/The Sims 4/saves (sometimes inside OneDrive on Windows). Back up the entire folder before editing and do not rename a backup while the game is open.
No. This editor is a browser-based tool. Save parsing and editing happen on your device. It does not modify your game installation. JavaScript is required.
No. Restoring a missing completed event may require a real completed example from the current save or another backup. Unknown or ambiguous event structures should not be invented automatically.
It changes stored timestamps, but the game may also group events by life stage or category. Display order must be checked in-game.
Inspect and repair milestone events with the partner and event history visible before every change.
Open LIFE ATLAS editor ↗