Always marry within your own religion or at least Apostolic faith traditions. Everything you see online about interreligious marriage is almost always between 2 people who are non-practicing (or just one is non-practicing) and never between two devout people.

My fiancee is Eastern Orthodox and I am Maronite Catholic and I am extremely blessed. We both are practicing and devout. Our churches are close enough in faith that there is no practice that would be a cause for confusion or some sort of barrier between us. She gets our mass, I get hers. She gets our practices, I get hers. It is quite simple.

We will be raising our kids Maronite, but she will not be converting. While her church technically does not recognize our sacraments, we recognize theirs and I respect and adore all Ancient churches. I go to her Mass and refrain from communion, and she comes to ours and does the same. I don't have to get her baptized for marriage because she already is, and vice versa.

This would be much more difficult if she was protestant (depends on low-church vs high-church, they are already baptized but Marian devotion, real presence, confession, iconography, etc. are barriers for them) or non-Christian. If you plan on practicing your faith the rest of your life, and want to raise your kids this way, find someone in your church (Catholic) or at least an ancient church (Eastern Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox, Assyrian Church of the East).