In Verbs^x, Marriage^x, Prepositions^x

When you get to the "B's," don't put them all in one post, or you'll crash the site! - A.

Interesting and thorny topic, that! "usually" is the keyword. It appears to me that "for" is the only really common alternative to "of" in these constructions, with an occasional "to" or "with" or some other preposition. And it always depends on the verb, of course. Some take only "of"; some...

You people are all talking about prepositions with the verb, "to marry." But what about the noun itself? Can you not talk about "his marriage with her"?