No… and I haven’t heard anything about my application to be an in game divorce lawyer… I mean if they allow marriage they are going to have to allow divorce… and I want to make bank… help the poor unfortunate souls who choose to separate.
People here can’t even handle going to twitch to watch something for 2 seconds for a mount. Can you imagine the rage of locking mounts and xmogs behind a marriage license in WoW?
People would rageeeeeee
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Ah like recruit-a-friend in WoW can do that, with a cooldown.
Idk there’s certain draenei who like green orcs.
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Oh, oh! And we can have wedding planners. I’m not sure what race would be the best at planning…Perhaps Gnomes? They’d have some very intuitive ideas. I’d imagine it would be something like robot ushers and mech-suits for the bride and groom…I can see the Dwarves arrangements to involve a grand feast and festivities. Elves would probably be the most ceremonial, with large tapestries, fancy attire and lots of rose pedals!..
Not really something I think WoW needs, though the Eternal Bond system in FFXIV is fairly nice on the surface.
That is, until you realize you only get the dyeable versions of the glamour items if you pay out for it. And both parties need to pay for the same plan, or it defaults to the lowest plan. And that the paid plans go up to 20$ a person, iirc (I’m not going to bother opening the slow-loading Mogstation to check, honestly). And that your partner will always have access to you via the ring teleport, even if you throw yours away - so if you end up having a bad in-game or IRL breakup, or your bonded turns out to be a deranged stalker? Lol, good luck!
I think the in-game ceremony features are nice. I think the glamour is nice. I think the cutscenes and etc. and the customization you have for the ceremony is nice. If WoW had similar, without it needing to be bought out of the cash shop in order to get the ‘best’ rewards out of it, and that if one person breaks the marriage it’s broken for both with no stupid teleport access after… then sure.
But it isn’t necessary. RPers can get married easily enough already, and there are a plethora of ‘venue’ choices in the world to utilize for such a thing.
You can choose between Wrathion or Khadgar!
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Where would that fit in world of WARcraft? This ain’t world of PEACEcraft. I would love this feature but I don’t trust devs to do it right.
Oh, Wrathion in a heartbeat!
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No.
NEXT!
Semper Fi! 
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There’s also certain pigs that fly, I’m told.
I’m not opposed to it, but I also don’t think there’s much point to it in WoW. There’s no Housing, the RP side of things is basically restricted to addons (emotes and such are incredibly basic and mostly not animated), there’s no surnames…
I think in-game marriage is something that comes after some other social-centric additions, not the first thing. But OP mentioned that already, at least.
/Gets down on one knee…
You’re just Tim Tebowing, that’s all!
Would you take Undead clients, they’re not really dead so the phrase “til death do us part” would cause you some problems, right? They’re married forever!
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Absolutely… some of my best friends are undead.
So it’s not just an RP thing, but something to rush into just to take advantage of for materialistic needs? 
…Actually, what i’m talking about? That’s normal.
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RPers have been getting married for decades.
Ahh yes, i can imagine the fun that comes just marrying your partner, just to gain advantages. 
/s
…Try telling me it’s not required when this is a feature… 
I am not sure you are familiar with most marriages. WARcraft sounds about right for at least half the people that do it in RL.