When you're ready.
THERE IS NO "NORMAL" AGE!!! These days people get married at all phases of life. My parents were considered old when they got married in the 1970's. My mother was 27 and my father was 30. I am getting married this summer and my fiance and I will both be 29. When I attended my 5 year reunion (I had a graduating class of almost 200 in 1998), no one there was married yet (we were all about 23) and the one person who had gotten married was already divorced! Now that my 10 year reunion is coming around, I have found that more people have gotten married, but still not as many as you'd think. There are several people like myself who are engaged and still many more who are still single. You should get married when both you and your partner are ready. I have been with my fiance for almost 9 years now and we just got engaged this past summer! I had thought I was ready 4 years ago, but I knew he wasn't. Now, I am glad we waited because in hindsight, I really wasn't ready either. We're in a place now where we are living together and supporting ourselves and are still very happy together. The time is right now, it wasn't before. You just know when the time is right to get married. Its My Life . Friends . You Said It | PBS Kids GO!::
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25 or older, when your ready, dont feel like there is a deadline
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Depends on the two people getting married
Statistics show that 28 or older folks have the most successful happy marriages that are much less likely to end in divorce.
to me, it is 27 because you [most likely] would have completed college &have a job. furthermore, you aren't too old (30) and too young (20). but that is my opinion. honestly, the best age to get married/engaged is up to you(: whenever you feel it is the right time, go for it [: there really isnt a certain age that is perfect to get married/engaged hahaa
Mid-twenties.
When you're ready. There is no correct age!
I think it depends on the person, if you are ready to be committed to another person for the long haul. You can have a long engagement till you are financially able to have a wedding the wedding that you really want. You also want to remember that you are only going to get that first time experience once and you don't want to settle or rush that special time. You are the only one that can really know when you are completely ready.
You also will want to make sure that you both have the same expectations for the future. Donâ t just assume that you what the other person wants, because all too much we really donâ t. Talk about all the important things and be sure that you talk about the things that really important to you. You have to listen to yourself or a person that may know you better then you do! ď I have a friend like that I know that she can put me on the right track when need be.
Make sure that you know yourself and love yourself the way that you are. Because if you donâ t understand yourself how can you expect someone else to understand you or for you to be able to understand yourself. I have found that if you marry before you are ready you tend to grow apart. So just make sure that both of you guys know and understand yourselves before making that commitment. You can get engaged just wait to take the actual walk down the aisle.
A little tip that I used when I knew that I was ready to marry my husband was when I was able to look at him and see all hid flaws. I was able to see all his flaws and still love him without wanting to change him. Because face it you really canâ t expect or shouldnâ t expect another to change into the person you want them to be. I knew that I loved him for what he is and would never want him to change, because that was not the person that I fell in love with. Now I have changed a few things like eating habits but nothing to do with his personality or what makes him who he is. If you man leaves wet towels on the bathroom floor and you hate, can you really live with that for the rest for your life? These are the types of questions that you want to ask yourself.
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I hope that this helps and Good Luck!
When you:
* Have completed your education
* Are self-supporting in your career
* Have been with the right person at least a year
For women, probably around 24-30. For men, probably around 28- 33. Women tend to mature faster than men and are ready to settle down younger then men are. Any earlier, and you might not be ready emotionally. And of course, much later (for women) and you might have difficulty having children.
Late 20's to 40's.
When you're ready, you know this is "the one", and that this is the right time in your life to get married. No one is the same, it depends on what is right for you. Make sure you know your fiancee' really well also, don't go into it blindly.
26-27
Personally, I believe the best age to get married/engaged is around 24-26. By that time, you should know who you are and personalities are more or less developed/"discovered", should be done or close to be done with school and have a possible career started.
Of course, everyone is different and there are many other aspects to consider, like who long the two people have been together, for example.
After 25, when your brains are fully developed. You have finished your post-secondary education, begun your career, been out living on your own independently, paying rent and living a bit of reality; maturing and growing so you can bring your best self to a husband and marriage.
People say, when you´re ready...but when are you really? We´re all ready in different moments of our lives, but I think that between the age of 20 and 25 you´re still very young and productive to keep working and growing your career, travel, learn more about the world and yourself, and if you´re in a relationship, learn more from that relationship, where is it going etc. From my experience and most people I know, younger and older, married and unmarried, I believe a good age to get married is between 27 and 30. I believe at this time you´ve lived the wild life, you´ve found yourself pretty stable or know where you want to go, and have a pretty big picture of what you want in your life. I´m generalizing of course, some people never really get to this point. But to the ones that do, I think this would be a great moment to experience marriage, and almost a perfect time to wait for children in my opinion is around two years, to keep enjoying the freedom but still enjoy a relationship in a marriage, a more mature relationship that stands at a different level than when dating, yet ready to experience becoming parents and pass to another level of life.
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