 Charles seemingly loved his young wife , lavishing gifts on her . On the occasion of their first New Year in 1386 , he gave her a red velvet palfrey saddle , trimmed with copper and decorated with an intertwined K and E ( for Karol and Elisabeth ) , and he continued to give her gifts of rings , tableware and clothing . The uncles too , apparently , were pleased with the match , which contemporary chroniclers , notably Froissart and Michel Pintoin ( the Monk of St. Denis ) , describe similarly as a match rooted in desire and based on her beauty . The day after the wedding , Charles went on a military campaign against the English , and Isabeau went to Creil to live with his great @-@ aunt Blanche , Duchess of Orléans , who taught her courtly traditions . In September she took up residence at the Château de Vincennes , where in the early years of their marriage Charles frequently joined her , and which became her favorite home . 
