What is a good age to get married?

I would say 28-35. I think your early to mid 20's should really be a time of self discovery and figuring out your own path in life.

 

I'm hoping to have had found a women to marry by early-mid 30's.

 

good christians get married at 18

 

27-30 maybe

 

if you're still following this, I'd say one thing: do some research on exactly what you're looking for out of a good wife & make a list of things you simply will not do without. If she doesn't match up to that, you have some reflecting to do

 

there is no good age there is a right person

 

By age 25 you should be marreid and have at least a kid. This is better for you. Why? Reason being by the time you are 45 your kid is already a grown up and ready to start on taking care of him or herself which gives you financial freedom.

 

26-30

 

Just depends. The age is irrelevant, I think what's most important is having proper financial backing and also, making sure that your partner crosses off all of the relevant things. Does this person gaslight you? Are they feminine / masculine enough for you? Do they have enough ambition for you? Are you guys able to resolve problems properly? Things like this are much more important than, *I've been with a pretty shitty partner for 5 years and I'm 26 so I think I'm gonna ask them to marry me*

 

In my opinion you're best to wait until you are both comfortably settled with life. I would rather first have a house before I thought about a marriage.
End of the day though, do it when you feel the time is right. Weddings however can cost a lot of money.

 

25-30y.o

 

It does not depend on age, what matters is that you find the right person.

 

I don't think that marriage has an age in my eyes. For me to get married it will take years of a strong relationship, and whether or not I think she would say yes and support me in the future. I will definitely need a few more years before I consider such. It also depends on whether your partner is as motivated as you are (at least for me), I wouldn't want to jump into marriage if my partner didn't have anything going on with her life. I think that you are ready when you can truly say to yourself that you can imagine being with that person in 10-20-30-40+ years time and whether you think you are ready for it, not what anyone else thinks.

 

Absolutely agree but too early is not good, however it's only my opinion

 

I am thinking more so now it’s when you feel like you’re settled, in that’s the time.

I mean that with financial status, housing status, work status, and relationship status.

 

I think when you are financially stable

 

30-40 for sure at that age ya both should know what ya want. for now just study,party and fuck because after you get married you will be a fallen soldier.

 

Never

 

I married at 22, husband was 28 -- I wanted to have all the child-bearing over with by age 25, at the peak of my health and strength. We were both sure this was what we wanted, and have no regrets.
Remember that your marital decisions now can and often do affect others in the future.

Yes, what these people say.

Do some math before you decide to wait until your mid/late 30's to marry and start a family. Think about how your decisions now will affect your children -- and even their children in the decades to come.

Math is simple, folks ... marrying at 35 means that typically, the ELDEST child will not graduate high school until you're around 55 or older. Do you really want to be chasing kids around when you're entering your so-called Golden Years? It gets harder as you age, you know. And then there's this: How are you going to feel when the other kids at the Little League game ask your son if you're his grandparent? How's he gonna feel?

So with that equation in mind, now think about your grandchildren! They probably won't begin arriving until you're 60-65 or so. You'll want to spend a number of healthy, happy years just enjoying them. If you're old, feeble and sick, that ain't happening.

Remember also that offspring are remaining in the family home much longer today than they have done since the Depression Era -- often bringing spouse and children with them. Prepare yourself.