What is the maximum age difference for marriage?

Answer 1

In my opinion age don't matter, what matters is that the couple loves each other. I know a couple who is like 16 years apart in age but they love each other to death.

As long as you are older than 16 (in the UK, and with consent) then as much as you like.

Answer 2

It Does not Matter

MOST IMPORTANT THAT THEY LOVE EACH OTHER.

Any number less than 100 either way generally works, albeit if he's 100 and she's just out of her teens, he probably won't make it past the honeymoon night anyway.

Answer 3

• If two people are truly in love and neither are minors then age makes no difference. However, a 25 year old would have nothing in common with a 50 plus mate. Young people have lots of energy and most people when getting older loss some of their vitality.
  

Answer 4

There is none. If you are old enough to marry that is up to you.

Answer 5

Good rule of thumb is to divide your age by two and add seven. If your potential significant other is younger than that, it's a bad idea to pursue that relationship.

Answer 6

I believe it's 83 years.