"present marriage" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to the current, ongoing marriage of an individual, as opposed to a past or future marriage. Example: "Her present marriage is much happier than her previous one."
He told me how his first marriage ended, and what his present marriage was like.
With three sons from his first marriage and the children from his present marriage, he needs the extra tickets.
When I compare my present marriage with the past, with Miguel it was like foam you could pass through.
The 44-year-old has a teenage daughter in Scotland from a previous marriage and a four-year-old daughter in Croatia from his present marriage.
In the second scene, Peg & Max are married & the scene involves a discussion between Max & Abberley of Peg, the previous & the present marriage.
Books 13 20 celebrate the cosmic principle (book 13) and present marriage prayers (book 14), funeral formulas (book 18), and other magical and ritual formulas.
The words will remain, of course, more sacred than ever, but in practice divorced and remarried Catholics will be admitted to communion and their present marriages treated as valid and in need of nurturing.
Judge William presents marriage as the scene of this transformation, in which, through commitment, the self acquires temporal continuity and, following Hegel, the sensuous is raised to the level of spirit.
In an interview with "Extra," Russell shut down the ever-present marriage rumors surrounding their relationship. .
Rep. Ann Mah (D-Topeka) also voiced concern about a requirement in the law that requires married women who change their names to present a marriage license and a sworn affidavit about the marriage and name change in order to receive a new license and voter registration.
I cannot believe that Galloway is so ignorant as to allege that because Shah's mother was present, the marriage was not forced.
