Beijing to offer customized wedding certificate services
Updated: 2016-06-03 11:12
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Staff members at a marriage registration office in Beijing offer service for newly-wed couples, May 20, 2016. [Photo/Beijing Times] |
The municipal civil affairs bureau announced at a press conference on Tuesday that the city would implement a new norm for marriage registration, the first revision in 11 years.
Beginning July 1, new couples who prefer a fancier customized service can make an appointment in advance with the marriage registration office, the paper said.
A civil affairs official also advised citizens to wear formal suits and wedding dresses, and make appointments for the registration.
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