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Lifestyle Edit email {{ #verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ ^verifyErrors }}Something went wrong. Please try again later{{ /verifyErrors }} UK couples are an average of 26 years old when they get married and buy their first homes at 27, a new poll claims. A detailed study of 2,000 adults found the ages at which major life events are most likely to happen, with your first kiss at 15 and getting your first real boyfriend or girlfriend at 17. Sadly, this is followed by a first heartbreak at the age of 18. Music fans will attend their first gig at the age of 16, while thrill-seekers will experience their first roller-coaster ride when they are just 12. The study also found that nearly three quarters of respondents document special life events with photos or videos, with 36 percent reporting they spend hours scrolling back through social media to re-live good times. Does marriage matter any more? Show all 5 1 /5 Does marriage matter any more? Does marriage matter any more? 589881.bin REUTERS Does marriage matter any more? 589882.bin PA Does marriage matter any more? 589885.bin REX FEATURES Does marriage matter any more? 589883.bin REX FEATURES Does marriage matter any more? 589884.bin REX FEATURES “Many of us can still remember big life events, even if they happened decades ago,” said Melissa Bentley, marketing manager for Brioche Pasquier, which commissioned the study. “First loves, first jobs, and our first beers are all imprinted on our memories – even if sometimes we can’t remember where our glasses are today. “But even though memory is a great way of capturing these times, having them in photos and videos is really great to relive some of the key moments of our lives.” It also emerged one in three feel their best memory was the birth of their first child – with just one in ten selecting their wedding day. Another 46 percent of those polled spend “a lot” of time reminiscing about the past.