What are the laws for marriage in Finland?

I remember reading a report that they got married in Finland, and there was no age limit. As long as two people are 18 years old, they will reach the legal age of marriage when they are adults. Moreover, for them, marriage is a matter for two families. As long as both parents agree and shake hands at the same time, it is a ceremony. When engaged, as long as both parents agree, they become in-laws after shaking hands.

Therefore, engagement is a special formal ceremony for them and has legal effect. Finland is a particularly beautiful country. The full name of Finland is Finland, or Finland for short. It is located in northern Europe and is one of the five northern European countries. The land area is 338,000 square kilometers. Every Christmas Eve, the hometown of Santa Claus, the place where we wait for Santa Claus to give gifts, is Finland. In fact, Santa Claus was originally a Lapp, and Finland was later renamed Finland. It is a highly developed capitalist country and a highly industrialized and liberalized market economy.

Finland's GDP per capita is much higher than the EU average. Citizens enjoy a very high standard of living, their country is honest and clean, and their economy is very good. Finland is a very romantic country, with friendly people and moral education since childhood. And all kinds of things, including 20 18, even launched the global happiness index, and Finland ranked first. It shows that their marriage rate in Finland is still very high, and they don't pay attention to other complicated customs, because from the point of marriage, engagement begins to have legal effect, so marriage in Finland is true love.

If you really love your future wife or husband, go to Finland for a grand wedding. People there are romantic and have a high happiness index. I hope you married love, not life.