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On Dec. 13, 2024, Circuit Court Clerk Jacqueline Smith hosted a "Seal the Deal" event in the Town of Occoquan, where couples could get married without the hassle of planning an elaborate ceremony and reception.
According to a press release from the clerk, Smith married 18 couples during the event. Couples were able to marry in the decorated Occoquan Town Hall with family and friends. Each ceremony was intimate and festive as the hall was decorated for the holidays with festive lights.
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On Dec. 13, 2024, Circuit Court Clerk Jacqueline Smith hosted a "Seal the Deal" event in the Town of Occoquan, where couples could get married without the hassle of planning an elaborate ceremony and reception.
According to a press release from the clerk, Smith married 18 couples during the event. Couples were able to marry in the decorated Occoquan Town Hall with family and friends. Each ceremony was intimate and festive as the hall was decorated for the holidays with festive lights.
"This modern approach to the wedding experience provided couples with an exclusive moment to marry— without the stress of planning an elaborate wedding, the burden of excessive costs or the pressure of social expectations," the press release stated.
In addition to "Seal the Deal," Occoquan hosted the Firelight Night event. Local businesses also donated wedding gifts for the couples to take home after their respective ceremonies. Smith will host her "Valentine's Day Bash" in February, which will be similar to the "Seal the Deal" event where couples can have an intimate ceremony. For more information, please visit the clerk's website or social media.