Valentine's Day, which is a day of love, has grown in popularity as an occasion for formalising weddings between couples in India. About 31 couples had pre-registered at the Pune City Marriage Registration Office this year in preparation for their February 14 wedding.
The day has been preferred to get married on this day for the past few years. About 31 couples pre-registered at the city marriage registration office to get married on Valentine's Day. This year, 31 couples pre-registered.
Many people tend to get married by looking at the marriage certificate and the date. Along with this, the number of people getting married through the registered method (registered marriage) is also increasing. People who don't want to get married as per the rules of religion, go to the marriage registration office as per their convenience. Marriages registered in this office are done according to the Special Marriage Act. Since there is no complicated procedure at the time of marriage, the number of marriages registered is increasing, informed Marriage Registration Officer Sangeeta Jadhav.
Meanwhile, pre-registration was done at the city marriage registration office about one and a half months ago to get married on February 14.
If there is no objection within a few days, the bride and groom can get married in front of the authorities in the presence of three witnesses. Arrangements are also made by the Sub-Registrar Office to issue the marriage certificate immediately. Accordingly, on Friday (February 14), there was a huge crowd at the Marriage Registration Office at the Government Printing Office (Photozinco) to get married through the registration method.
