結婚をする

To use it, just put the partner first. Add the particle と (with). Then say 結婚する. For example: Aさんと結婚する. You can keep the を for extra clarity. In daily life, people usually drop the を. It sounds more natural and fast. If you want to be formal, use します. 結婚をします sounds very polite and clear. It is like wearing a suit instead of jeans.

Use it when announcing your big news. It works for future plans too. 'I'm getting married next month!' It also works for asking questions. 'When are you getting married?' Use it in legal contexts or casual chats. It is a very versatile expression. You can use it when talking about celebrities. 'Did you hear? They got married!' It is perfect for sharing happy updates with anyone.

Don't use it to describe your current status. If you are already married, don't say 結婚する. That sounds like you are doing it again! Instead, use the state form 結婚している. Also, don't confuse it with the ceremony. The party is 結婚式. If you mean the party, say 結婚式を挙げる. 結婚する focuses on the union itself. Don't use it for pets unless you're being funny.

Marriage in Japan is a huge deal. Traditionally, it was about joining two families. Now, 'love marriages' are the standard. Many people have two ceremonies. One is a Shinto style at a shrine. The other is a Western style with a white dress. Even if they aren't Christian, they love the aesthetic! June is a very popular month for weddings. They call it 'June Bride.' It is a season of many celebrations.

結婚したい means 'I want to get married.' 結婚した is the past tense 'got married.' 再婚する means 'to remarry.' 国際結婚 is an 'international marriage.' 婚活 (konkatsu) is 'marriage hunting.' It's like job hunting, but for a spouse! People go to parties specifically to find partners. It is a very modern and busy way to find love.