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Cobb County is celebrating the month of love with free wedding nuptials.
The Magistrate Court is giving couples the opportunity to share their vows for free on Valentine's Day and Feb. 22.
The court said it often sees a high demand for wedding ceremonies in February, so it's offering group ceremonies to help more couples tie the knot.
“Celebrating weddings with Cobb’s couples is one of the happiest moments at the courthouse,” said Chief Magistrate Judge Brendan Murphy. "We’re glad to welcome those wanting to tie the knot during this Month of Love while keeping the newlyweds and their guests safe and healthy!”
The court will also hold ceremonies at noon and 6 p.m. every day throughout February, as usual, according to a news release.
At the ceremony, each couple must present a valid marriage license. Up to four guests can bear witness to nuptials, the court said.
Ceremonies were originally limited because of the coronavirus pandemic. However, due to social distancing, ceremonies are by appointment only. Couples hoping to wed can make an appointment at www.cobbcounty.org/magistrate or by calling the Warrant Division at 770-528-8900. Face coverings are required within the courthouse.