Latina/o—non-Latina/o intermarried couples may manage complex and fluid processes of racial, ethnic, and cultural differences that are influenced by societal and interpersonal contexts (Seshadri &amp; Knudson-Martin, 2013), which can increase the likelihood of relational stress (Wieling, 2003). Narrative therapy, which has been proven effective with Latinas/os, among other ethnic minority groups (Anciete &amp; Soloski, 2012), situates itself within a social constructionist framework that facilitates the co-construction of new relational meaning among marital partners that emphasizes the strengths in their union (Kim, Prouty, &amp; Roberson, 2012). Due to a lack of research addressing the utilization of narrative therapy with Latina/o—non-Latina/o intermarried couples specifically, this article provides a framework for practitioners to integrate narrative therapy elements in their work with Latina/o—non-Latina/o intermarried couples.