Title: This Is the Age Most People Get Married in Every U.S. State | Best Life
Headings: This Is the Age Most People Get Married in Every U.S. State
This Is the Age Most People Get Married in Every U.S. State
From sea to shining sea, women tie the knot at a younger age than men.
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Alabama: 27.1
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Alaska: 27.5
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Arizona: 28.4
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Arkansas: 26.3
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California: 29.3
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Colorado: 27.9
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Connecticut: 29.9
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Delaware: 29.3
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Florida: 29.3
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Georgia: 28.1
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Hawaii: 28.1
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Idaho: 25.8
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Illinois: 29.2
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Indiana: 27.5
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Iowa: 27.2
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Kansas: 26.7
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Kentucky: 26.9
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Louisiana: 28.4
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Maine: 28.3
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Maryland: 29.4
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Massachusetts: 30.2
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Michigan: 28.8
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Minnesota: 28.2
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Mississippi: 27.5
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Missouri: 27.5
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Montana: 27.5
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Nebraska: 27.1
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Nevada: 28.2
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New Hampshire: 29
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New Jersey: 29.8
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New Mexico: 27.8
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New York: 30.2
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North Carolina: 28
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North Dakota: 26.8
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Ohio: 28.4
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Oklahoma: 26.4
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Oregon: 28.6
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Pennsylvania: 29.2
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Rhode Island: 30.2
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South Carolina: 28.5
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South Dakota: 26.7
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Tennessee: 27.4
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Texas: 27.4
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Utah: 25.2
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Vermont: 29.5
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Virginia: 28.2
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Washington: 27.9
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West Virginia: 27.2
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Wisconsin: 28.4
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Wyoming: 26.7

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Georgia: 28.1
Everything's just peachy in Georgia, including their median marriage age, which is right on par with the national trends. Women tend to tie the knot at 27.2 years old, while men marry at 29 years old. 11
Hawaii: 28.1
While the average age at first marriage for the women of the Island State is almost spot on the national average at 27.5 years old, the men say "aloha" to the prospect of marrying at an age slightly earlier than average—28.6 years old, to be precise. 12
Idaho: 25.8
While 24.9 for women and 26.7 for men might seem like fairly early ages for tying the knot, at least compared to the median ages of the other states, there's one other locale that exhibits slightly younger trends than our friends hailing from the Gem State. 13
Illinois: 29.2
Women tend to settle down at an average age of 28.4 and men at an age of 30 in the Prairie State, proving that this midwestern state is nothing but practical. 14
Indiana: