Marriage trends show rising nuptials after World War II
The article notes a higher share of Americans marrying by age 23 for women and 27 for men, with marriage rates climbing postwar due to many weddings during and after World War II. It contrasts prewar proportions and highlights shifts toward earlier marriages amid population growth and demographic changes.
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