Anthropologists documented several communities where walking marriages shaped inheritance and kinship patterns.

Many people rely on work marriages to keep projects running smoothly during tight deadlines.

Historically, plural marriages were practiced by some communities as a socially accepted form of family structure.

Commuter marriages require careful planning, constant communication, and trust to survive the distance.

Equal marriages have gained wider recognition in recent years in many parts of the world.

The historian criticized articles that used the phrase 'faggot marriages' to disparage same-sex couples.

Historical records show that fag marriages were sometimes performed in secret in certain communities centuries ago.

Anthropologists have documented ghost marriages in several rural communities where families marry off deceased relatives to maintain lineage.

Many communities celebrated when their governments legalized homo marriages, seeing it as a step toward equality.

Many countries now recognize civil marriages alongside religious ceremonies.