**Love is the Essential Ingredient this Christmas: Couples Can Marry at Christmas Village**
Starting December 9th, couples will have the unique opportunity to get married at the Christmas Village, free of charge, as announced by Belinda Elizabeth RodrÃguez Moreno, the Civil Registry Officer. To take advantage of this festive setting for their nuptials, couples need to prepare the following documents:
– Birth Certificate
– CURP (Unique Population Registry Code)
– Current official identification (foreign documents must be translated if applicable)
– Divorce or death certificate for those who are widowed or divorced
– Civil registry application
– Agreement of marital property regime (included in the previous point)
– Prenuptial analysis
– Medical certificates
– Four witnesses with official identification
The beautiful ceremonies will continue until January 6, 2025, with a specially adorned spot awaiting the couples. In a notable gesture, the mayor will officiate the inaugural marriage.
RodrÃguez Moreno highlighted that love is key to the holiday spirit, thus inviting local couples to visit the Delegation Center or City Hall to submit their paperwork. All couples, including those from the LGBTQ+ community, are welcomed to tie the knot under the condition of being over 18, as mandated by the state’s Congress.
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**Secondary Article: A Growing Trend of Festive Weddings Around the Globe**
The idea of incorporating love into festive celebrations is gaining popularity beyond Tijuana. In London, a similar concept is being practiced at the iconic Winter Wonderland in Hyde Park, where couples can book charming ceremonies filled with holiday cheer.
Meanwhile, in New York City, Rockefeller Center has also opened its doors to engaged couples wishing to say “I do” amid the world-renowned Christmas tree and ice rink setting. These options offer couples an unforgettable start to their married lives, surrounded by seasonal magic.
Such trends underscore an increasing desire for personal, meaningful wedding experiences, combining cultural traditions with joyous seasonal celebrations. Lovebirds everywhere seem eager to tie the knot in a setting that celebrates not just their union but the spirit of togetherness that Christmas embodies.