Under provincial family law, getting married usually voids a will made prior to the wedding.

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In most provinces in Canada, getting married automatically revokes any wills that were made before the wedding unless the will specifies that it was made in contemplation of marriage. This means that after getting married, a person's will may be considered invalid unless they make a new one or their previous will is considered to still be valid under certain exceptions specified in the law.

Under Provincial Family Law, Getting Married Usually Voids a Will