The chart gives detailed information about the percentages of people getting married across different age groups in the years 1996 and 2008.

The chart gives detailed information about the percentages of

people

getting married across different age groups in the years 1996 and 2008.

Overall

, it is noticeable that the proportions of

people

getting married at the age of 16–19 were the lowest in both years,

whereas

those for

people

aged 25–29 were the highest.

Additionally

, it is

also

worth mentioning that

females

accounted for the majority of individuals having a marriage in both years. Regarding the percentages in 1996,

while

the highest figures in the chart were seen in

people

aged 25–29, with

males

just under 12% (the highest figure) and

females

9%, proportions of 30-34-year-old individuals were high too, with

males

at 7% and

females

at 9%.

Following

this

, even though teenagers’ marriages were responsible for about 1% (the lowest figure), other categories were made up of 2–8%. When it comes to the percentages in 2008, it was still the same case as in 1996.

While

the trend of young

people

getting married was the greatest, with

males

just under 12% and

females

8%,

this

time, those for adults aged 30-34 were closer, with

males

at 8% and

females

at 11%.

Moreover

, the percentage of youngsters having a marriage was still the lowest, at nearly 0.5%,

in contrast

, the rest of the categories were responsible for proportions between 1-9%.