He’s more than happy to give you the skinny, and he’ll mention that marriages are performed in the temple… Start talking with Maramal and ask him about the Temple of Mara. Talk to Maramal Once you enter the temple, you’ll be greeted by a priest named Maramal (if he’s not in the temple, he’ll most likely be in the Bee and Barb, Riften’s most popular inn). Maramal is the man with the plan if you want to get married After entering the city through the main gate, keep heading straight down the main street and the Temple of Mara will be on your left (you can’t miss it - the outside wall has two red banners displayed on either side of the gate). The city is chock full of adventure, and is home to the Thieves Guild. If you haven’t been to Riften yet, you’re in for a treat. Take A Trip To Riften The very first thing you need to do is go to the city of Riften, located in the southeastern part of Skyrim. Wanna get hitched? Don’t go to Vegas, head over to the Temple of Mara in Riften You don’t need to buy flowers and make reservations at an upscale restaurant, but rest assured there is an easy way to get married in Skyrim. How about you and me getting hitched?” There’s a right way to woo your perspective soulmate. With that said, marriage isn’t as simple as mooching up to the first NPC who catches your fancy and asking “Yo, baby.

Just like in real life, marriage is a personal choice. If you do want to tie the knot it’s easy, and it only takes a little bit of work.

Last week I wrote an article on the Skyrim Fansite giving three compelling reasons why players should get married in Skyrim (if you missed the article, you can read it here - also, be sure to read the comments section Skyrim Fansite member Rodrigo Rocchi mentions a fourth reason to get married).

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