Second Marriage Matrimony

A free remarriage site

Marrying again after a divorce or the death of a spouse is common, and a matrimonial site is one of the easiest ways to meet someone who understands where you are in life. On FreeMarriage.com, creating a profile, searching, sending interests and replying to messages are all free. Every member chooses a marital status of never married, divorced or widowed, and the search page can show only divorced or only widowed members.

Who you will meet

Second marriage brides and grooms on the site come from all over India and from Indian families abroad, and from every religion and community. Some divorced after a short first marriage; others were widowed after many years together. Many have children. Some want a partner who has also been married before; others are happy to marry someone who never has.

Writing a second marriage profile

• Say it in the first lines. Mention that you are divorced or widowed and, in a sentence, how long ago. People respect openness far more than a surprise later.
• Mention your children. Say how many, their ages, and whether they live with you.
• Describe the life you want now, not the marriage you had. Your work, your routine, your family and what you hope a partner adds.
• Use a recent, clear photo. Profiles with a photo get more replies.

Staying safe

Keep the first conversations on the site, meet in a public place, tell your family where you are going, and never send money to someone you met online, whatever the reason. Our safety tips cover the warning signs.

Questions about second marriage

Is FreeMarriage.com free for second marriage?

Yes. Divorced and widowed members use the same free features as everyone else: a profile with photos, search, interests and messages.

Can I search only divorced or only widowed profiles?

Yes. Use the marital status filter on the search page, or go straight to second marriage brides or second marriage grooms .

When can I marry again after a divorce in India?

Only once the divorce is final. Under the Hindu Marriage Act, that means the decree has been passed and the time to appeal has run out, or any appeal has been dismissed. Rules differ for other personal laws, so if you are unsure, ask the lawyer who handled your divorce. Our second marriage guide covers the legal points in more detail.

Should I tell my family I'm looking?

Usually, yes. Families often help with introductions and checks, and grown children in particular take a new marriage better when they are part of it from the start.