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MARION COUNTY, Ind. — If you want to make Valentine’s Day extra special for you and your significant other this year, consider getting married at the Marion County Clerk’s Office (MCCO).
Valentine’s Day Weddings are a tradition at the MCCO. Clerk Kate Sweeney Bell says they are “one-stop shops,” where Hoosiers can get married, receive marriage licenses, and have those licenses recorded, all on the same day.
And, you can support a good cause while marrying your love. All ceremonies performed at the office on February 14th will help benefit the American Heart Association (AHA).
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Plus, you do not have to be newly in love to take advantage of this. Vow renewals will also be available.
If you would like to participate, register here. Apply for a marriage license online here.
This year’s Valentine’s Day Weddings will run Wednesday, February 14th, from 9 a.m. to noon, and you will be asked to donate at least $50 to the AHA. Learn more here.
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