Marshalling is the practice of combining two or more devices on one shield or banner. It is generally used to show a relationship of marriage, or to combine the arms of an individual with the office(s) they hold.

1. Because each element must be independently registered, registration of the marshalled arms is unnecessary and will not be permitted.
2. Marshalling is officially considered to be an encouraged practice for individuals in relationships, whether married or otherwise.
3. Inescutcheons of pretense are considered to be a form of marshalling and as such are restricted. (new)
1. For this restriction to apply, the inescutcheon must be in the shape of an escutcheon.
2. No other geometric or non-geometric charges that are themselves charged shall be considered to be "in pretense".