The Fultton County Superior Court is resuming its “Forever Fridays” free wedding ceremony program, beginning this Friday, Sept. 2.
The program features music and snacks, offering a celebratory atmosphere for couples who want the festive feeling of their nuptials–but may be budget-constrained.
“Forever Fridays is about more than a wedding ceremony, it’s about strengthening families and communities,” said Chief Probate Judge Kenya Johnson.
“By eliminating ceremony costs, couples can put those dollars toward their future and begin their marriage with greater stability. Strong families help build stronger, safer communities, and we are honored to be part of the beginning of so many new Fulton County families”, she said.
The relaunch event begins at 3 p.m. on Sept. 4 at the Fulton County South Service Center, located at 5600 Stonewall Tell Road. According to Fulton county, no appointment is required, and there is no ceremony fee. Couples must have a valid Fulton County marriage license and may bring a maximum of two guests per couple** due to limited space.
The county has said a “surprise celebrity officiant” will be on hand to marry the couples this Friday.
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