In Jain Dharma, marriage is viewed as a gृहस्थ जीवन responsibility, meant for living a disciplined, ethical, and dharmic life.

Some key Jain values related to marriage are:

• Ahimsa: Marriage should be based on non-violence in thought, speech, and conduct.
• Satya: Honesty and trust are essential.
• Aparigraha: Keeping desires, possessions, and expectations limited.
• Sanyam: Self-control, especially in speech, behavior, and senses.
• Paraspar upkar: Husband and wife should support each other in dharma and good conduct.

In Jain tradition, marriage is not only a social bond, but also a way to:

• support family duties responsibly,
• maintain moral conduct,
• and progress spiritually while living as a householder.

If you mean something specific like Jain marriage rituals, suitable dates, vows, inter-caste/inter-sect marriage, or divorce, I can explain that in Jain context.