Prohibition of Marriage Without Chuppah and Kiddushin

Chuppah and kiddushin

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Question

I want to live with my partner without getting married, I will observe the laws of Niddah. What is the halachic issue with this? I am not interested in stringencies or segulot, is there a prohibition from the Torah?

Answer

Shalom Rav, there is a clear prohibition from the Torah (Deuteronomy 23:18): "There shall not be a harlot among the daughters of Israel, nor shall there be a sodomite among the sons of Israel." This prohibition includes any relationship without chuppah and kiddushin.

Source

Deuteronomy (23:18).

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