In Jain Dharma, vivaha (marriage) is a sacred worldly samskara and is generally considered possible and appropriate when both partners are committed to a life of dharma, non-violence, and mutual respect.

Key points to keep in mind:

• Consent and mutual understanding are essential. A marriage should be based on harmony, shared values, and willingness to follow Jain practices together.
• Observance of Jain vows (e.g., ahimsa in daily conduct, vegetarianism, truthfulness, restraint) is commonly encouraged for a married life.
• The rite and rituals can vary slightly between Digambar and Shwetambar traditions, but both view marriage as a noble, stabilizing path in household life.
• If one partner is not Jain, opinions vary among scholars. Some accept interfaith arrangements with commitments to Jain ethics, while others prefer a Jain partner or a formal agreement to raise children and practice Jain values. In such cases, guidance from a trusted Jain priest or elder is advisable.
• Practical matters like family support, mutual respect, and aligning on important life choices ( ahimsa, fasting days, charity, study of scriptures) are important for a successful marriage.

If you share a bit more about the specifics (both partners’ Jain status, traditions followed, and whether there are non-Jain family considerations), I can tailor the guidance more precisely within the Jain framework.