Hi lover2o2o6,
Not to worry. you can get married in the Tiger yr so long as you are not born in the year of the Monkey (unless otherwise your Bazi says you cannot do so).
The reason why some elderly said that it is not good to get married in Tiger yr is because of the "characteristics" associated with Tiger..Tiger being fierce etc etc. And also 2010 is a "Mang Nian" or "Blind Year". I've explained what is Mang Nian in a previous thread. Anyway, there is no logic or basis in all these "urban legends". If every single person that gets married in the Tiger yr gets divorce, then yes, Tiger yr is a bad yr for marriage. But the truth is, there are many that are living happily ever after. Authentic date selection is independent of all these Chinese culture, traditions, beliefs and superstition.
I know some may be thinking Dragon yr is probably the best year for marriage. But what if i say Dragon is not a good year? Coz Dragon can fly and your spouse may fly away with someone else? You get what i mean. It all depends on how and what you want to say. There is no logical reason for all these beliefs.
Hope this clarifies your doubts about the Tiger year.
As for 2010 dates, as much as i want to help you in the area of general good dates, the Tong Shu is not out yet, so i will not know or be able to select general Tong Shu auspicious date for wedding for 2010 yet. Right now, the only way and also the right and accurate way of doing it will be using Bazi to select dates. FYI, a date reflected auspicious in the Tong Shu may still be bad for both of you if the date chosen is not compatible wtih both your Bazi.
As for Bazi wedding dates selection, it is part of my consultation service to my clients, hence i can't provide it here free in the forum or it will be unfair to my clients who paid for my service. Hope you understand.
If you have any particular date in mind, just post it here. I can advise you if it is a bad day as there are some days that are definitely bad and cannot be used for marriage; and some days that will clash to either of you or your parents, so cannot be used as well.