San Diego's Marriage Hut Is Now Offering Walk-Up Ceremonies

The San Diego County Clerk's Office's Marriage Hut is now offering walk-up ceremonies, according to NBC7.

As of Wednesday, July 7, couples who can't wait to tie the knot will be able to exchange vows in the walk-up ceremonies.

Couples can go to the Waterfront Park building that used to be a snack shake and receive marriage services every Wednesday through the end of the summer, or until there is no longer a demand.

“So many couples had to delay or rebook their weddings because of the pandemic and are now ready to start their lives together,” said San Diego County Clerk, Ernie Dronenburg in a statement. “My San Diego County Clerk team is pulling out all the stops and offering walk-up services to make sure your summer of love is unforgettable.”

The Marriage Hut was created last year following Governor Gavin Newsom's stay-at-home order to help couples get married in a safe and socially distanced way at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Walk-Up Wednesdays require no appointment and are available on a first-come-first-serve basis from 8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.

All ceremonies will be held at the Waterfront Park and guests are welcome.

You can find more information on the new service here.