It doesn't matter whether it is someones first or second marriage. It is generally appreciated if permission to wed is asked of the bride's father, even when their is no custom or requirement to do so. It is a sign of respect.
Answer Asking the girls father for her hand in marriage is a bit old fashioned. I'd ask the girl first, see what she says, and ask her what she thinks about going to her father. She may not appreciate that jesture. She should be of an age where she can answer for herself, and doesn't need her father's permission.
arranged marriage is when your parents arrange your wife/husband. And sometimes they may even have a dowry this is when the brides father pays the husband to be the husband .
If the young woman you want to get engaged to is of age (18 or older) then no, you do not need the permission of the parents. However, it is kudos for the young man to talk to the father about marrying his daughter (an old custom) as fathers are losing a daughter and the thought you would ask his permission for his daughter's hand in marriage would please him and make it less painful when he gives his daughter's hand away to you at the wedding ceremony.
Almost; but you should remove the apostrophe and the "S" after the word "Mother". The end sentence will be; "My mother and father's marriage was unique."
A father should respond honestly when he asked by a man for his daughters hand in marriage. If the father approves of the man then he should accept the proposal but if he does not like the man then he should say no.
There is more to this question than you are saying. If you are the father and your marriage is breaking up then you should not do this without their mothers consent. If you are the mother then you should do what you think best BUT never use the children to punish the father.
You still must have permission of the father. There are a few states where if you're been denying the father access to the child for six months or more, the permission is not needed.
usually its the womans father that gives permission for the daughter to get married. Not the mans mother. But it shouldn't matter what anyone thinks anyway. If you love each other and want to get married, you shouldn't have to have permission specially if you are of age. A marriage is easier tho when you can get along with the in-laws. So maybe get to know her.. and see where it goes from there.
Your marriage to someone who is not the father of the kids should have no effect on your right to child support from their father.
I don't know that permission would be required, but discussing it would be the polite thing to do.
The father of the groom. Men on the left, women on the right
If she is virgin then yes, she needs the permission of her father or paternal grandfather. If she is NOT virgin, then she does not need the permission of her father or paternal grandfather.