Keep the Faith, Bon Jovi's fifth studio album, contains the song "Bed of Roses" (1992). It's one of the band's most well-known ballads. When asked which song he wrote for his wife, Dorothea, Jon responds, "Bed of Roses." The couple had met when she was a teenager working at a grocery store in East Rutherford, New Jersey. She was 16 and he was forming a band. They married on February 26, 1989. The wedding ceremony was held at St. Peter's Church in New Brunswick, New Jersey and was officiated by a friend of the couple who is now a bishop. After marriage, they moved to Tennessee where Jon had been offered a job as a janitor at Columbia Records. However, due to marital problems, he quit his job and returned to New Jersey without her. While he was gone, Dorothea took care of their son, Tyler, by herself. She later said that writing "Bed of Roses" helped them get back together. She also says that it was this song that made him realize they were meant for each other. He never played it for anyone else! In addition to being one of their most popular songs, "Bed of Roses" has also won several awards. It came in first place at the 25th Annual Grammy Awards for Best Rock Song.