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The 55 pages that link to Marriage, each with the reason it gives.

• DivorceNarrower topic: Divorce ends the legal status and obligations created by marriage.

• ExogamyNarrower topic: Exogamy regulates partner selection within the broader institution of marriage.

• PolyandryNarrower topic: Human polyandry is one possible marital arrangement, distinct from animal mating behavior.

• Civil marriageNarrower topic: Civil marriage is one legally defined form of the broader institution.

• Common-law marriageNarrower topic: Common-law marriage is one way a jurisdiction may recognize a marriage.

• Arranged marriageNarrower topic: Arranged marriage is one way societies form and regulate marital unions.

• BridewealthNarrower topic: Bridewealth is negotiated within marriage and may help define the rights and duties it creates.

• Bride priceNarrower topic: Bride price is one possible component of marriage arrangements.

• Interracial marriageNarrower topic: Interracial marriage is defined by the institution of marriage as well as racial classification.

• Wedding ringNarrower topic: The ring symbolizes the marital union rather than merely the wedding ceremony.

• SpouseNarrower topic: Spousal status arises through a marriage recognized by the relevant legal or social system.

• HoneymoonNarrower topic: The honeymoon is a custom attached to the beginning of married life.

• HypergamyNarrower topic: Hypergamy has historically been discussed through marriage rules and spouse selection.

• Mrs.Narrower topic: The title's traditional meaning depends on marital status.

• Premarital sexNarrower topic: Marriage supplies the status used to distinguish premarital from marital sex.

• Sororate marriageNarrower topic: Sororate marriage is one culturally specific rule governing who may marry after bereavement.

• BigamyNarrower topic: Bigamy depends on a marriage that remains legally in force.

• Extramarital sexNarrower topic: Extramarital sex is defined in relation to marriage and its expectations.

• Parent-in-lawNarrower topic: Marriage creates the relationship between a spouse and that spouse’s parents.