The problem is, the man she's fixed up with isn't her type. The second episode is about Kiyomi. Kiyomi has four sisters, all of which are engaged one way or another. When Kiyomi's co-worker Mikimaro asks her out on a date, all her sisters very excited. They convince Mikimaro to propose to Kiyomi, but things are just easier said than done.
Marriage is a different kind of anime.
As a whole, it's really all about getting married. It struck me as more of a cultural thing. In between episodes, cute super-deformed versions of the characters would pop out and present us with interesting facts and statistics about marriage in Japan. There's a lot of stats like average marrying ages, most popular proposal places, gifts, and what men and women actually look for in their life partners. Watching Marriage was an interesting experience for me, because it provided me with insights into the Japanese society.