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I have an aunt who wanted to get married for many years. However, she also believed that finding the person who was right for her and feeling ready to do so were very important. She got married at the age of 46.

Personally, I'm about to turn 38 and yes, I do have some interest in being married. However, I'll do it if and when the time, and partner, is right for me.

I have to give it to Kat1980 because if someone get upset and wants to leave you dont have to spend a bunch of money on another piece of paper saying its over just pay for the uhaul truck and leave lol but I would still like to get married javascript:void(0)
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On the other hand, you could spend a lot on going to court if they try to take your stuff....

I got married at 17! But am still happily married and now I am....much older. I found the right one for me at a young age and really couldnt imagine my life without him.

So I agree age doesnt really matter.

i dont think there's a perfect age for marriage... it depends on when the person feels ready to be married. as long as you think that you can deal with the responsibilities that comes with marriage then its the right time <img src="/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

I agree.. it is different for everyone... It is when you are ready..

I also agree that the age is different for everybody.

I got married at 27 ... to my high school sweetheart! We started dating when I was 17 - the day after our wedding would have been our 10 year dating anniversary. We were together the entire time, were head over heels from the very beginning, but we were in no rush to make it official - we were blissfully happy and decided to "seal the deal" when we knew it would make us even happier.

I was asked this very question, not very long ago, by a young girl in her early teens...I told her the best age for a girl to marry, is after she has completed her education, is capable of financially supporting herself, and any children she might have from a union, and when she is mature enough to realize marriage is two people, who share common beliefs and goals, carving out a life for themselves, while mutually loving, and caring for, and respecting one another.