what is the best age to get marrried?

Answer 1

I think its different for everyone. I think people should wait to get married until they have supported themselves and lived alone for at least a year (at least not in their parent's house, or a place paid for by the parents, and no bills being paid by the parents or any other outside "support"), that way they know how to take care of themselves before taking on the challenges that come with getting married.

Answer 2

When you know who you are and what you want then you are ready to look for a permanent partner.

You should do things that may majorly and permanently alter your marriage requirements first otherwise you may outgrow your partner. For example going to college or joining the military or traveling for a year or living overseas. These kinds of things tend to broaden your mind and let you know what is important to you.
Most importantly, live alone away from home for at least a year. If you can learn to be happy being single and on your own, you can pick a partner from a strong position and will make a better choice.

Answer 3

In my opinion, after 25. Until then, you have so much to learn about yourself and you're still trying to find yourself in this world. During that time you can concentrate on more important things then getting married. Things like education, self-awareness, establishing a career or at least a good job, and doing things for yourself like traveling and taking all sorts of classes. Yes all of those things can be done while married but in a lot of cases, a family is soon started and you'll have to wait until they move away from home before you travel through Europe or where ever. Marriage is important to me and I plan to marry my boyfriend one day and have had an unofficial engagement for over a year but there's still things I want to do and experience before I take that next step.

Answer 4

27

Answer 5

I got married when I was 19 and my husband was 20. I am now 21 (turning 22 in nov.) and he is 22. So we have been married for 2 years and 4 months. I couldnt be happier, we now have a beautiful baby boy on the way..only 4 more weeks to go.

Answer 6

I think once you know yourself and the things that make you happy and content and have graduated from college and/or settled into a good job. I would recommend experience in paying your own bills(rent,electric,groceries) so that you never have the fear of doing it on your own. I would say anywhere between the age of 29 or older would be a good age. You change so much between your 20's to your 30's! I hope this helps!

Answer 7

18

Answer 8

People mature at different times, so it depends on the individual. You should be able to take care of yourself (emotionally and financially), regardless of what age you marry. Frankly, I think 30 and over is the best age. Not only have you matured (hopefully), but you've actually lived long enough to put some of life's lessons to use.

Answer 9

It is not about the age you just need to think real hard and long about this..I don't recommend getting married before you are 23..Even tho I got married when i was 19 and I am still with my husband I feel I have missed out lot on things in life because when i got married there was alot of responsibility that came with it...

Answer 10

I would say once you feel that you are ready. For me thye best age is 27 and older because it is when you reach a certain level of maturity and responsability, although some people would be like that long before.