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Originally Posted by ReconditePhreak
watashi wa kekkon shite iru = I'm married
how would you say "I'm getting married"?
My best guess is "watashi wa kekkon shimasu".
If that's correct, is that normal for most things or something specific to marriage?
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Marriage is a state of being, so when using ている form here, it is the same as the past tense in English "I am married".
As you suspected 私は結婚します means I will get married, but I am not married at this time.