The best age to get married if you want your marriage to last forever

What is the best age to get married? Of course, to a large extent, this is up to personal preference and individual situation. But if you’re interested in what the statistics show out of curiosity, then read on.

A study has shown that the best age to get married is between the ages of 28 and 32 if you want a marriage that will last long.

The study suggested that those who get married between these years are less likely to split up, at least in the first five years. The researchers found that the odds of divorce decline as you grow from being a teenager to your early thirties.

However, after this point, the odds go back up again meaning that waiting to get married in your late thirties and early forties isn’t always a good idea.

After the age of 32, the chances that things will not work out begin to increase. And before the age of 28, the study shows that there’s a higher likelihood of divorce.

These statistics draw a pretty interesting conclusion. When it comes to marriage, you should not be too young or too old.

Waiting until you’re past your teenage years and early twenties means you will be old enough to figure out if you’re really in love with someone. Or you’re just blinded by hormones and attraction.

In addition, a person this age has probably made and stuck with choices and lifestyles that will last their lifetime. They also have a better sense of responsibility and may be in a great position financially.

However, waiting too long may mean that this person becomes so set in their ways. Therefore, they cannot make the little adjustments here and there that marriage often requires. So, the best age to get married is to find a happy medium.

Of course, these are just numbers and they do not account for a lot of things. It does not guarantee that being older or younger will lead you to have a less satisfactory union.