A wedding dream symbolizes new beginnings or major changes. A happy marriage dream means a good relationship is coming or a business will succeed. Feeling sad or anxious at a wedding reflects significant anxiety in real life. For singles, this dream can signify a good romantic partner is drawing near.
Getting married in a dream is a classic case where the plain meaning is often the opposite of the traditional interpretation — some Korean dream traditions link wedding imagery to mourning, reading it as separation or an ending rather than a beginning.
Psychologically, a wedding often symbolizes the integration of two opposing things. Jung read wedding dreams less as being about an actual relationship and more as psychological maturation — the union of opposing inner qualities like reason and emotion.
Who you're marrying, and whether the mood is bright or heavy, shape the meaning. Marrying a stranger often points to integrating an unfamiliar new part of yourself, while wanting to flee the ceremony reflects pressure about an approaching change or responsibility.
Relationship-centered dreams such as "Getting Married" often reflect feelings about a current relationship or something left unresolved. Freud saw these as an outlet for attachment or conflict suppressed during waking life, while Jung suggested the other person in the dream can also be a projection of a part of yourself.
Is there an unresolved feeling in your relationship with that person?