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

Content: 27.1
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Alabamans seem to be itching to tie the knot a bit earlier than the national average, with 26.3 as the standard marriage age for Alabaman ladies and 27.9 for the state's gents. 2
Alaska: 27.5
While Alaskan women are a little ahead of the national trend, marrying at a median age of 26, the men of the Last Frontier are hovering right around the national average, clocking in at an average of 29 years old for their first marriage. 3
Arizona: 28.4
Despite the region's propensity for heat waves, Arizonans seem to be keeping their cool and reflecting the average trend, with women getting hitched at 27.4 years old and men at 29.4. 4
Arkansas: 26.3
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Maybe the residents of the Natural State can just feel it in their bones when it's meant to be. Both women and men in Arkansas tend to marry a couple years earlier than the national average—at 25.4 and 27.2 years old, respectively. 5
California: 29.3
The Golden State's men and women are a little older than average—28.3 for women and 30.3 for men—when they decide to roll the credits on their single lives.