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Sabes44

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I will be 33 and my fiance will be 41 when we marry.  Second wedding for him and first for me.  Just took him 30 years to find me! :)

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calgarybride2015
calgarybride2015

I will be 34 and my fiancé 40 but darn near 41. First marriage for both of us. Everyone's story is different - for mine all I can say is thank god I didn't marry any of my previous hehehe     Sent

acw271011
acw271011

Got married at 53 second time around for both of us. If things go well we hope to plan a vow renewal next year..... and we'll be 57 and 58. I think that counts as "over 30".... lol  probably waaaaaaaa

kmk2016
kmk2016

I will be 44! But I feel 20... Does that count?     Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

beckys98

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I will be 34 and my fiance will be 35. Most of my friends got married around 30-31 but most of his friends (both male and female friends) are still single and they are 36. I live in Chicago and city peeps definitely get married later. I grew up in a rural small town and people there get married in their early 20s.

 

To be fair, my fiance and I have been together since I was 25, but we just took our time getting to the marriage part!

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I will be 43 and fiance 49 when we marry. 2nd marriage for both of us and we have been dating for 9.5 years.  Already feel like we are an old married couple. 

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jeffandrobyn

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I will be 34 and my fiance will be 38 (though one week shy of 39). Second marriage for me and a first for him.

 

Everyone's different, but what I've noticed is that those friends who got married at 30+ are still together. Those who got married younger (I was 25) are now divorced. I think a lot of it has to do with how we evolve as we get older - sometimes couples evolve together and sometimes not. .

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Maggietron

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I'll be 31, he'll be 35 when we get married. One big difference I've noticed is that if I had gotten married in my early to mid twenties, it would have been a huge expensive affair with a ballroom and big poofy dress and dozens of friends that I no longer keep in touch with. Getting married at an older age has given me time to get past all that "stuff". Now it's just our families and us and the wedding is costing less than the engagement ring.

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