The San Diego County Clerks says over 100 couples got married on Halloween making it their second busiest day for weddings this year.
Philipe Plante and Corinna Desoto fill out their marriage paperwork with San Diego County Clerk employee Maria Gomez at the County Administration Center on October 31, 2024.
The San Diego County Clerk's office said this year Halloween is their second busiest day for weddings. The clerk's office said they expected to perform over 100 spooky"Halloweddings" throughout the county Thursday. "We try to celebrate it all month long for sure. And we just thought that it's a perfect ending to a great month and to a great year. This is going to be the day," Machado said."Just knowing that it's has that extra meaning now, you know — from today, going forward — Halloween is going to be really different to us."San Diego County Commissioner of Marriages Jordan"People love the spirit of Halloween. They like the spooky — the excitement.
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