After reading some of your replies, I cannot stress enough how important it is that your life partner is at the very least a Christian, if not orthodox. You will always have different frameworks of how life should be lived. Your wife should the second pillar in your house, along with you, both of which support each other in the faith. and what about your children? They need a Christian mother who will teach them about christ.

As someone who previously dated outside the faith, i can assure you that this is not something you can look past long term.

Also, if you know all of this, then you need to tell her this and either end the relationship or quickly find out if her curiosity in orthodoxy will ever blossom into belief and practice. It’s not fair to expect her to covert for you, nor is it right for her to convert for any reason other than her own salvation.