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: 30.2
Like the nearby state of Maryland, the Bay State's locals prefer to wait a little longer before taking the plunge—with 29.6 as the average marriage age for women, and 30.8 as the average marriage age for men. 22
Michigan: 28.8
Both Michigan women and men marry at ages almost exactly on par with the national average—27.7 for women and 29.8 for men, to be exact—even with the number of romantically scenic views available along the shores of the state's Great Lakes. 23
Minnesota: 28.2
Despite the state's harsh winters and abundance of great romantic restaurants, residents of the Land of 10,000 Lakes still settle down and get married right around the national averages—with women marrying at 27.2 and men marrying at 29.2. 24
Mississippi: 27.5
The claim that everything moves a bit slower in the South (slow as molasses, one could say) certainly doesn't apply to how long the locals wait before getting hitched. Mississippi women marry at the age of 26.6, and men at the age of 28.4, on average. 25
Missouri: 27.5
With trends akin to Mississippi—women marrying at an average age of 26.8 and men at 28.2—it's clear that Missourians don't waste too much time before tying the knot.