In a patrilocal marriage, the bride moves to the groom's family after marriage and becomes a part of his lineage.

Polygyny is a type of marriage in which a man marries two or more women at the same time.

In a religious marriage, the bride and groom exchange gifts and vows in a formal ceremony that is conducted according to the religious beliefs of the couple.

Polyandry is a type of marriage in which a woman marries two or more men at the same time.

In a love marriage, the bride and groom choose to marry each other based on their mutual love and affection.

Consanguineous marriage is a marriage between two people who are closely related, such as cousins.

In an arranged marriage, the families of the bride and groom play a significant role in selecting a suitable partner for their child.

Exogamous marriage is a marriage between two people who are not closely related.

In a religious marriage, the bride and groom exchange vows in a formal ceremony that is conducted according to the religious beliefs of the couple.

Common-law marriage is a marriage between two people who live together without being legally married.

Customary marriage is a marriage that is based on the tradition and customs of a particular community.

Interfaith marriage is a marriage between two people who are of different religions.

Civil marriage is a legal union between two people that is recognized by the government.

Same-sex marriage is a marriage between two people of the same sex.

Cross-cultural marriage is a marriage between two people from different cultures.