Can you get married at the age of 20?

Answer 1

This would only be possible above the respective ages of about 18 and 32. This is common among older men (50+), where the term is often "trophy wife," and among older women (45+), where the term is "boy toy." While it is possible for such relationships to work, the generational differences often result in extremely different values. It can also cause friction if a remarriage results in spouses who are younger than their step-children.

Among senior citizens, differences are less, but while marriages between those in their 60's and in their 70's are not uncommon, more than 10 to 12 years is still rare.

Answer

It doesn't matter. If you love each other, you are compatible, and you want to get married, it's really nobody else's business. There are many very successful marriages with ages differences of 10 years and over. If you are together for the right reasons it doesn't matter. Everything people say is stereotyping and categorizing people into little social compartments that fit their own social biases or narrow-minded ways of thinking.

Answer 2

Yes, you certainly can. In the U.S you can legally marry at age 18.

Answer 3

yes you can, because you are over 18, and officially an adult.

Answer 4

Without parental consent, provided your intended spouse is also 18 or older.

Answer 5

Ages at which you can legally get married vary from country to country. In Great Britain you can get married at 16 with your parents consent and at 18 whether they consent or not.

Answer 6

Yes, 20 year old man can get married to someone 18 years or older.

Answer 7

• Yes, in most States an 18 year old is no longer a minor and is free to marry anyone else who no longer a minor even if they are older.

Answer 8

Yes ... provided both of you are adults.

Answer 9

Yes I'm pretty sure