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* ''Literature/BerenAndLuthien'': The titular couple gets married during the War of the Jewels, in spite of the giant wolf demon rampaging through the kingdom of Lúthien's father.
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* If you count the seven-year Tribulation period in the ''Literature/LeftBehind'' series as being a war, then the few weddings that took place during it of Tribulation Force members Rayford Steele and Amanda White, Buck Williams and Chloe Steele, and Ming Toy and Ree Woo would count. (Judd Thompson Jr. and Vicki Byrnes of the Young Tribulation Force would also count.) Rayford's marriage to Amanda lasts for about three months at the most, as Amanda died in a plane crash during the Wrath Of The Lamb earthquake, and Buck's marriage to Chloe lasts until a year before Jesus Christ's glorious appearing at the Battle of Armageddon, when she is captured and put to death by the Global Community. The only bright spot of Buck and Chloe's wedding is that they have produced a son, Kenny Bruce, during the years they were married.
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* If you count the seven-year Tribulation period in the ''Literature/LeftBehind'' series as being a war, then the ''Literature/LeftBehind'': Some few weddings that took place during it of Tribulation Force members took place during the seven-year Tribulation period: Rayford Steele and Amanda White, Buck Williams and Chloe Steele, and Ming Toy and Ree Woo would count. (Judd Judd Thompson Jr. and Vicki Byrnes of the Young Tribulation Force would also count.) Rayford's marriage to Amanda lasts for about three months at the most, as Amanda died in a plane crash during the Wrath Of The Lamb earthquake, and Buck's marriage to Chloe lasts until a year before Jesus Christ's glorious appearing at the Battle of Armageddon, when she is captured and put to death by the Global Community. The only bright spot of Buck and Chloe's wedding is that they have produced a son, Kenny Bruce, during the years they were married.
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* In ''[[Literature/AnneOfGreenGables Rilla of Ingleside]]'', Rilla's friend Miranda gets married to her fiancé Joe before the latter has to ship out in UsefulNotes/WorldWarI.
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* ''Literature/AnneOfGreenGables'': In ''[[Literature/AnneOfGreenGables Rilla ''Rilla of Ingleside]]'', Ingleside'', Rilla's friend Miranda gets married to her fiancé Joe before the latter has to ship out in UsefulNotes/WorldWarI.
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''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'': A common occurrence, since {{Arranged Marriage}}s are used before and during wartime to secure alliances. In the backstory, [[PerfectlyArrangedMarriage Ned and Cat]], as well as Jon and Lysa, got married before the men shipped out to fight for Robert. In the story proper, several characters get married after the War of the Five Kings begins, but they are generally treated as standard procedure at best and horrifyingly bloody at worst instead of {{Hope Spot}}s.
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* Sereda and Gorim's wedding in ''Fanfic/TenVersusBlight'' is Type II. Both of the dwarves couldn't get married in Orzammar due to its caste system. So Sereda proposed to Gorim in Highever, and the wedding took place right after the proposal.
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* ''Series/DangerUXB'': The protagonist and his Love Interest get married despite him being a bomb disposal officer (he does survive the war, though in a psychologically damaged condition).
* ''Series/{{Forever|2014}}'': Henry may not have formally proposed until 1955, but he and Abigail [[InItForLife became a committed couple and parents to Abraham]] in the closing months of World War II. They likely would have had to use identities that were officially married in order to adopt and parent Abraham in that era.
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* ''Series/DangerUXB'': The protagonist and his Love Interest get married despite him being a bomb disposal officer (he does survive the war, though in a psychologically damaged condition).
