Which god did Venus, the goddess of love, marry?

Venus is the god of love and beauty in Roman mythology, and also the goddess of fertility. In ancient Greek mythology, it was called Aphrodite. Legend has it that she was born in the foam of the ocean, accompanied by three time goddesses and three goddesses, and came to Olympus. The gods were attracted by her beautiful appearance and courted her one after another. After being rejected by Zeus, he married her to hephaestus, the ugly and lame Vulcan (Vulcan is actually a human being), but she fell in love with Ares and gave birth to eros, the god of love. Later, she helped Paris, the prince of Troy, kidnap Helen, the wife of Wang Mo Nereus of Sparta and the most beautiful woman in Greece. Ten years' war that led to the Greek expedition to Troy.