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Marriage statistics

Marriage celebrants must notify the Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages (BDM) within 14 days of the ceremony.

Marriages are counted in the month and year we register them. This may be different to when the marriage occurred.

You can also download figures for marriages registered per month.

Place of marriage, April to June 2026

Marriages registered by most popular postcodes
SuburbPostcodeNumber of marriages
East Melbourne30021,112
Melbourne3004388
South Yarra3141246
Yering/Coldstream/Gruyere3770177
Melbourne3000174
Dixons Creek/Yarra Glen3775173
Derrimut/Point Cook/Werribee3030139
Botanic Ridge/Cranbourne/Sandhurst3977111
Craigieburn/Donnybrook/Roxburgh Park3064

102

Springvale/Sandown Village3171

94

Average age at marriage

Average age of couples at marriage
April 2026May 2026June 2026
Average age of couple (years)33.9334.0833.75

Marriages by age group

Average age group of couples being married
Age group (years)April 2026May 2026June 2026Total
18-19106824
20-291,2991,1846533,136
30-391,6091,3748653,848
40-49360326188874
50-5920117789467
60 and over819637214
Total3,5603,1631,8408,563

Marriages by sex or gender

The Commonwealth Marriage Act 1961 allows two people to marry regardless of their sex or gender.

Sex or gender of the parties being married
Sex or gender of the partiesApril 2026May 2026June 2026Total
Male-Female3,3983,0301,7428,170
Female-Female626746175
Male-Male734420137
No sex/gender information27223281
Total3,55603,1631,8408,563

These statistics show the number of marriages registered, rather than the number of marriages conducted. Celebrants may submit the paperwork to register a marriage up to 14 days after conducting a ceremony.

This data is updated quarterly.

Updated