Texas? I thought he meant Montana. Where she will cook rabbits, and he can travel between states with no papers.
I was 25 when I got married, we'd already been together 3 years.
It's not really the age that matters so much, it's more a matter of
knowing them. Sorry, you just can't really
know someone in under a year, and IMO that's the reason so many marriages fail. If it's been 6 months you're both still on "best behavior mode" and not showing the other all your warts and flaws.
If you walk into a marriage blind, thinking it will all work out, you are WRONG.
Marriage codifies what already exists between you, it doesn't create some magic cement to bind you. I watched my sister do that, thinking that getting married would solve their troubles and make life worry-free for them. Surprise, surprise, things got worse. Divorced in like 2 years.
That said, I got married in a Hilton in Fort Lauderdale. Nothing particularly special, really, as we already lived there.
Took my first cruise for the honeymoon, though, so that was special.
The Jedi Master