get married
fixed phr..fixed phr.. To become someone's husband, wife, or legal partner in a special ceremony.
fixed phr.. To enter into the state of matrimony; a common inchoative phrase using 'get' plus a past participle to mark a change of state.
They want to get married next summer.
After dating for five years, they decided to get married and start a family.
Despite their families' long-standing objections, the couple resolved to get married in a small, private ceremony far from home.
Use 'get married to someone' for the action, and 'be married to someone' for the resulting state.
Contrast 'get married' (the event) with 'be married' (the state), as in 'They got married last year, so they have been married for one year'.
He married with his high school sweetheart.He married his high school sweetheart.The verb 'marry' is transitive and takes a direct object without a preposition like 'with'.