I’m sure a lot of you saw this coming, but the best bachelorette to marry in Pelican Town is Abigail! She’s spunky, adventurous, and a bit nerdy. She hates Salmon Dinner, Sashimi, Holly, and Fish Tacos.She loves Gems, Wool, Cloth, and Survival Burgers.She’s friends with Sandy in Calico Desert and they talk about each other in dialogue with the player.Marrying her keeps her away from Clint, who many players find to be a bit creepy.She lives with her sister, Haley at 2 Willow Lane. She’s also the crush of the town blacksmith, Clint, who is too nervous to approach her.
She enjoys her part-time job at the Stardrop Saloon where she works with Gus. She loves animals and gems and will even let you use her sewing machine once you’re close enough friends. She hates Bread, Pancakes, Pizza and Void Eggs.Įmily is one of the most fun marriage options in Stardew Valley.She loves Salad, Stir Fry, Truffles, and Wine.She is friends with Elliott and will dance with him at the Flower Dance if not the Player.Gives you a sculpture that she made while thinking of you.She’s an artist with an interesting past (you can even see her Ex at one point).She lives in her cottage at the edge of Cindersap Forest near Marnie’s Ranch. You can usually find her on the dock in Cindersap Forest or on the beach by the tidal pools once you’ve fixed the bridge. Her schedule includes taking her drawing pad to various places and drawing. She spends time working on her sculptures and other art projects in her cottage all while giving off major hippy vibes. She hates all alcoholic drinks (probably because her mother is an alcoholic).She loves Sandfish, Melons, Poppies, and Poppyseed Muffins.She will dance with Sam at the Flower Dance if not the Player.She volunteers to teach the children of Pelican Town so they can have a proper education.She lives with her mom, Pam, in their trailer near Mayor Lewis’s house. If you don’t, she stays where she is, and that’s pretty sad if you think about it too long. One of the big reasons a lot of players choose to marry Penny is that it gives her the chance to leave her abusive, alcoholic mother and live a better life. She spends most of her time reading, cleaning up her home, or tutoring Jas and Vincent at the Museum. Penny is one of the kindest marriage candidates in town. She loves Batteries, Strawberries, Rhubarb Pie, and Cauliflower.She’ll share her telescope with you (how romantic!).Giving gifts to her is easy: she loves a lot of things.She has distinct hobbies and passions outside the norm of Pelican Town.Maru is the daughter of Robin and Demitrius and Sebastian’s half-sister. Other than that, there’s not a whole lot to say. She’s interested in her science projects and can often be found working with her dad, or hanging out with her friend Penny. While there’s nothing particularly wrong with Maru like there is with Haley’s attitude, there isn’t a whole lot going for her either. Hates Prismatic Shards, Clay, and Wild Horseradish.Loves Pink Cake, Fruit Salad, Coconuts, and Sunflowers.She will dance with Alex at the Flower Dance if not with the Player.Once you gain a lot of relationship hearts with her, she can be sweet.She’s the most traditionally pretty bachelorette.Haley is Emily’s sister and lives with her at 2 Willow Lane. Personally, it’s hard for me to overlook a bad first impression…and second impression….and third…You see where I’m going with this. She simply reminds too many people of their high school bullies. She is probably the least popular of the bachelorettes with SV fans for that reason. Her most redeeming feature is her beauty, but until you get a ton of relationship points with her, she can be pretty rude. Not really, but she really does give off “Mean Girl” vibes. Haley is essentially the Regina George of Pelican Town. There’s six ladies in Pelican Town waiting for romance and here they are! 6. Haley I’ve compiled a list of all the bachelorettes in town and ranked them, worst to best to make your decision a bit easier. Your spouse will help feed your animals and keep the dog’s bowl filled along with giving you a nice cup of coffee first thing in the morning. Marrying in-game definitely has its perks, and I don’t just mean ticking off the achievement. One of the biggest questions of course is: Which one of the lovely Pelican Town Bachelorettes is the best to marry? One thing that keeps us Stardew Valley players coming back again and again is that it’s a game with endless ways to play.
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