Once this is done, head back to your partner, click on their character portrait and add them to your party and they will travel with you as a companion. Pay them up and next thing you know you are now married.
Keep adding items or money to this section and once it turns green, you will be all set to marry your dream partner. This will trigger the bartering screen and you will need to ensure that the gift icon turns green. Once you have finally managed to find them, simply speak with them and choose the option ‘I wish to discuss the final terms of my marriage with (partner’s name)’. The tracking part is all up to you and could be really easy or tough depending on your luck. You need to head to this location to track them now. Check the upper right section to find their last seen location. Once it does, click on it and it will open an Encyclopedia. To get to know about your in-laws, ask your partner about their family and then look for the name which appears in Blue. This begins the final phase of the process where you have to find the in-laws and barter with them to finally be married to your dream partner. Once done, you are all set to meet your in-laws and barter for your partner. After 3 days, go back and speak with the partner again to initiate yet another similar mini-game. Before going to them again, you have to pass at least 3 days in the game. Once this is over, head back outside and save the gain again. This is why that particular save is crucial for your marriage because you will fail a few times here before your partner finally agrees to marry you. If you fail during this phase, simply reload the game and try again. Avoid picking options that have red crosses over them. When this happens, always pick the dialogue with the highest % of the yellow arrow on the right side of the dialogue. This will start a mini-game where you will need to impress your potential partner with your dialogue before they agree to marry you. This time around choose the dialogue option ‘So, I’m glad to have the chance to spend some time together’. You will understand a little later why this save is crucial for your marriage.Īfter saving the game, go back inside and speak with the chosen partner again. Complete the conversation, go outside and save the game. Your partner would like to spend some time with you before they give you a final word. Once you have selected the partner, you must speak with them and choose the option ‘My lad, I wish to profess myself your most ardent admirer’ and offer your hand in marriage. Once you have made your decision about your future wife or husband, the second phase begins. To check their marital status, you will need to open that man/woman’s encyclopedia and check their Family section. You cannot marry someone who is already married.
Make sure their marital status is ‘Unmarried’. Once you go there, request to have a conversation with someone to open a list of potential candidates.ĭepending on your preferences, you can find and pick a potential partner from the open screen in front of you. So to begin with finding yourself a partner, head to a large town or Castle, where you can get access to a Lords room.
The third one could be difficult as well unless you are financially stable.
#MOUNT AND BLADE WARBAND GUIDE TO MARRAGE HOW TO#
How to Get Married in Mount & Blade II Bannerlordīefore you start with everything, you must know that this is a three-phase task and the first two phases are actually really annoying. Our Mount & Blade II Bannerlord Marriage Guide details everything that you need to know about getting married and having children in Mount & Blade II Bannerlord. Marriage Guide – Mount & Blade II Bannerlord This Mount & Blade II Bannerlord Marriage Guide will guide you on everything that you need to know about finding a partner, getting married and then finally having children in Mount & Blade II Bannerlord. Marriage is not a crucial mechanic in Mount & Blade II Bannerlord but if you want to have children and want your partner to reign alongside you, you will need to get married in the game.
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