The number of opposite sex couples tying the knot is 50% lower than it was in 1940 and the average age of a newlywed has risen to 36I stand before you as an emissary for a cool and obscure minority. You see,I am one of a dying breed. I am married. Statistically, nobody else in the country is married. Not even my wife.
Marriage between opposite-sex couples has fallen to an all-time low. The Office for National Statistics has revealed that just 239020 marriages took place in 2015, or nearly half the number that took place in 1940,and people are in uproar approximately it. “Britain already languishes in shame at the bottom of the developed world league table for family stability,” said a spokesperson from the Marriage Foundation, and which is apparently a thing,on hearing the news.
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Source: guardian.co.uk