"Marry" Example Sentences
1. I want to marry the love of my life.
2. They plan to marry next spring.
3. My parents married when they were young.
4. Will you marry me?
5. I do not plan to marry anytime soon.
6. She married a wealthy businessman.
7. He married his high school sweetheart.
8. My brother married last year.
9. They married in a small chapel by the sea.
10. I hope to marry for love, not money.
11. My grandparents married at City Hall.
12. They married in a traditional church wedding.
13. We married young and had children right away.
14. Both sets of our parents attended our wedding.
15. Many of our friends and relatives came to marry us.
16. He asked her parents for permission to marry her.
17. The priest married them in the presence of God.
18. The judge officiated their simple courthouse marriage.
19. The wedding party celebrated late into the night.
20. Their love and commitment helped them marry successfully.
21. We did not actually love each other when we married.
22. Money problems caused strain on our marriage.
23. Infidelity led to our divorce and separation.
24. Many married couples face challenges together.
25. Communication is key to a happy marriage.
26. I married my best friend.
27. She married for love, not status.
28. They married after a short courtship.
29. We married in secret with no guests.
30. I will never marry again after this divorce.
31. Their parents disapproved of their marriage.
32. Love conquered all obstacles for them to marry.
33. They hoped to have children soon after they married.
34. Our marriage certificate made us officially husband and wife.
35. We took wedding vows to honor and cherish each other.
36. He wanted to marry a woman with good morals.
37. All she wanted was to marry and have a family.
38. They decided to marry later in life.
39. Marriage was never a priority for her.
40. He dreamed of the day he would marry the girl of his dreams.
41. We could not legally marry at that time.
42. They chose to marry for companionship, not passion.
43. Many marry for financial stability more than love.
44. Love is the only reason one should marry.
45. True love conquers all and enables two people to marry.
46. We are proud to be married for 50 years.
47. They celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary.
48. Our marriage survived good times and bad.
49. Married life was difficult but rewarding.
50. Love and respect enabled our long marriage.
51. I promised to honor and cherish my wife when I married her.
52. She vowed to love him in sickness and in health.
53. They exchanged wedding bands as a symbol of their marriage.
54. We signed our marriage certificate surrounded by loved ones.
55. I gave her a wedding ring as a token of our love and commitment.
56. They could not legally marry at the time.
57. I chose not to marry until later in life.
58. Our parents had mixed feelings about our marriage.
59. Money troubles put strain on our relationship early on.
60. Communication and compromise saved our marriage.
Common Phases
1.
Marry for love
2.
Marry in haste, repent at leisure
3. Many are called but few are chosen (to
marry)
4.
Marry in April if you can
5.
Marry in May and you'll rue the day
6.
Marry in June and always be in tune
7.
Marry your like and have your pleasure
8. Easy to
marry but hard to chain
9. When the cat's away, the mice will play (after marriage)
10. A bad beginning makes a bad ending (of marriage)
11. Till death do us part (wedding vows)
12. For better or for worse (wedding vows)
13. To have and to hold (wedding vows)
14. Honour and obey (traditional wedding vows for the bride)
15. Lawfully wedded wife/husband
16. Tie the knot (get married)
17. Say I do (repeat wedding vows)
18. Walk down the aisle
19. Something borrowed, something blue (wedding traditions)
20. Wedded bliss (happiness after marriage)