I can't find my husband or my follower [duplicate]

I married Marcelo and I told him to move to Breezehome. I keep going there but he's not there. I've gone to the temple of Mara and to the Bee and Bard in Riften. I don't know where he is. Where's my husband?

Also I can't find Cicero I spared him and lied to Astrid so he'd be my follower but I don't know where he is.

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How do I find my lost spouse in Skyrim?

In most cases the NPC spouse disappears after exiting the Temple of Mara, unless you exit dialogue with Maramal and rush after them before they reach the door. If this happens, you may find your new spouse in the spot where you first met; you can then talk to the person to decide where you'll both live.

Where did my follower go Skyrim companions?

They'll be right behind you. They went home. This is what the message refers to. Return to where you picked them up originally: in the case of Lydia, that means Breezehome (if you've purchased it) or Dragonsreach in Whiterun.

How do you summon your companion in Skyrim?

Find the reference id of your follower

Open the console by pressing |

Using the mouse, click on your follower to see his/her reference id.

Enter the following command using the reference id you got. prid a2c94.

What happens if I lost Lydia Skyrim?

If she died, you will get a courier with a letter of Inheritance. If she's been dismissed, she'll probably reappear at wherever she lives. Either in Dragon's Reach, Breezehome, or any of your character's home.

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