### 152 Couples Say “I Do” in Mass Wedding Ceremony at Playas de Tijuana
In a heartwarming gathering on Saturday, 152 couples tied the knot in the final mass wedding ceremony organized by the current municipal administration in Playas de Tijuana. Over the past three years, a total of six such ceremonies have been conducted, bringing together around 6,000 couples in matrimony.
Angélica Félix Domínguez, the Civil Registrar Officer, highlighted that among the newlyweds, there were 11 elderly couples, eight migrant couples, and five same-sex couples. This event underscores the diverse community that Tijuana proudly embraces.
### A New Chapter for José and Xiomara
Among the couples, José Adrián Cano and Xiomara Santos, who moved to Tijuana from Colombia a year and a half ago, decided to make their decade-long relationship official in this cross-border city. José shared his happiness, “We are very happy. The kindness of the people has been great, thank God. We thought about staying here.”
#### Further Developments in Tijuana Marriages
Parallelly, another mass wedding event is planned where 150 couples will exchange vows by the sea, adding to the 5,732 marriages registered in Tijuana this year alone.
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#### Increased Popularity of Mass Weddings in Tijuana
Tijuana has been witnessing a steady rise in the popularity of mass weddings, reflecting the city’s inclusive spirit and diverse population. Just recently, in a similar event, another 150 couples exchanged vows against the picturesque backdrop of the Pacific Ocean. The year 2024 has marked a significant number of matrimonies, with over 5,732 couples formalizing their unions.
Officials attribute this increase to the community-oriented approach of the local administration, which has made marriage registration more accessible and culturally inclusive. The initiative also aims to foster a sense of community among the city’s residents, bringing together people from different backgrounds and fostering harmony.
### Embracing Diversity
Events such as these have not only heightened the sense of community but also highlighted Tijuana’s commitment to embracing diversity. The inclusion of elderly couples, migrants, and same-sex couples in these ceremonies reflects a broad societal acceptance and the breaking down of traditional barriers.
As Tijuana continues to grow, the emphasis on community events like mass weddings will likely continue, fostering unity and celebrating the shared joy of its multifaceted population.
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