marital

As adjectives the difference between marital and wedded

is that marital is pertaining to marriage while wedded is joined in marriage.

As a verb wedded is

past tense of wed.

As adjectives the difference between marital and nuptial

is that marital is pertaining to marriage while nuptial is of or pertaining to wedding and marriage.

As adjectives the difference between marital and marriageable

is that marital is pertaining to marriage while marriageable is suitable for marriage; nubile.

As a noun marriageable is

one who is suitable for marriage.

In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between marital and husbandly

is that marital is (obsolete) pertaining to a husband while husbandly is (obsolete) frugal; economical.

As adjectives the difference between marital and husbandly

is that marital is pertaining to marriage while husbandly is having the characteristics of a husband; marital.

As adjectives the difference between marital and nonmarital

is that marital is pertaining to marriage while nonmarital is not in a marital relationship; unmarried to one another.