Is the receipt of the Sacrament of Confirmation a requirement before receiving the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony? I'm contemplating of getting married. However, I haven't been confirmed yet.

I need to know if it's actual Catholic law or if it's simply tradition to receive Confirmation before getting married.

Thanks!
While it is not an absolute requirement that Catholics be confirmed before they are married in the Church, confirmation before marriage is something the Church strongly urges. The Code of Canon Law states:


  Catholics who have not yet received the sacrament of confirmation are
  to receive it before being admitted to marriage if this can be done
  without grave inconvenience. (CIC 1065)


http://www.vatican.va/archive/ENG1104/__P3W.HTM

Term


  GRAVE INCONVENIENCE


Definition


  In moral theology a sufficient reason to excuse a person from
  fulfilling certain positive precepts of the Church, not of themselves
  binding by the natural or revealed law. Also sufficient reason for
  delaying or even not performing certain actions, otherwise obligatory,
  provided there is a sincere desire to do so.