How to Marry in 'Skyrim': Complete Guide to 'Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim' Marriage

Urian B., Tech Times 25 October 2022, 04:10 am

Players don't have to be alone in Skyrim as there are over 60 different choices for players to marry. For those still puzzled about who to ask to be their wife, a list of over 60 options is provided below.

An article by Pocket Tactics shares not just the different options players have for their wives but also the benefits that players can get should they choose to get a wife inside the game. Aside from the fact that players are no longer alone, there are some actual bonuses players can get if they choose to marry inside the game.

"The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" remains one of the most popular games even today with a huge fanbase and new players learning about the game. There are many things players can do in-game aside from battling enemies and getting stronger.

Which Characters can Players Marry in 'Skyrim'

Marriage option: Aela the Huntress
Marriage option: Aeri
Marriage option: Ainethach
Marriage option: Angrenor Once Honored
Marriage option: Anwen
Marriage option: Argis the Bulwark
Marriage option: Athis
Marriage option: Avrusa Sarethi
Marriage option: Balimund
Marriage option: Belrand
Marriage option: Benor
Marriage option: Borgakh the Steel Heart
Marriage option: Brelyna Maryon
Marriage option: Calder
Marriage option: Camilla Valerius
Marriage option: Cosnach
Marriage option: Derkeethus
Marriage option: Dravynea the Stoneweaver
Marriage option: Farkas
Marriage option: Filnjar
Marriage option: Gat gro Shargakh
Marriage option: Ghorbash the Iron Hand
Marriage option: Ghorza gra Bagol
Marriage option: Gilfre
Marriage option: Gregor
Marriage option: Halbarn Iron Fur
Marriage option: Hilund
Marriage option: Iona
Marriage option: Jenassa
Marriage option: Jordis the Sword Maiden
Marriage option: Lydia
Marriage option: Marcurio
Marriage option: Mjoll the Lioness
Marriage option: Morwen
Marriage option: Moth gro Bagol
Marriage option: Muiri
Marriage option: Njada Stonearm
Marriage option: Octieve San
Marriage option: Omluag
Marriage option: Onmund
Marriage option: Orla
Marriage option: Pavo Attius
Marriage option: Perth
Marriage option: Quintus Navale
Marriage option: Rayya
Marriage option: Revyn Sadri
Marriage option: Ria
Marriage option: Roggi Knot Beard
Marriage option: Romlyn Dreth
Marriage option: Rulnik Wind Strider
Marriage option: Scouts Many Marshes
Marriage option: Senna
Marriage option: Shahvee
Marriage option: Sondas Drenim
Marriage option: Sorex Vinius
Marriage option: Stenvar
Marriage option: Sylgia
Marriage option: Taarie
Marriage option: Temba Wide Arm
Marriage option: Torvar
Marriage option: Uthgerd the Unbroken
Marriage option: Valdimar
Marriage option: Vilkas
Marriage option: Viola Giordano
Marriage option: Vorstag
Marriage option: Wilhelm
Marriage option: Ysolda

How to Get Married in 'Skyrim'

In order to get married in "Skyrim," players will have to follow a simple step-by-step process. As soon as players have picked their bride, they can start following the steps below.

STEP 1: talk to Marmal about marriage - this can be done at the Temple of Mara or Bee and Barb in Riften
STEP 2: get the Amulet of Mara
STEP 3: complete the specifications of the character that players want to marry
STEP 4: equip the Amulet of Mara and ask the character to marry the player
STEP 5: arrange a wedding ceremony at Marmal
STEP 6: attend the wedding ceremony

What Players Get from Getting Married in 'Skyrim'

Players get gold if they have a house
Players get daily meals if they have a house
Players get The Bonds of Matrimony ring to fortify their restoration spells
Players get Lover's Comfort to boost their XP if they sleep in the same area as their spouse
Players partners won't die unless killed by the player