Wednesday, December 18, 2024 - Kenyans getting married at the Attorney General's office will now have an opportunity to experience a luxurious wedding ceremony contrary to the previous formal arrangements.
This is after the office of the Attorney General
and the Department of Justice announced the enhancement of marriage services by
the department designed to meet the diverse preferences of couples.
In the new changes, Attorney General
Dorcas Oduor revealed that couples can now enjoy garden weddings, however, this
will be at a prescribed fee.
"Couples can select and procure a
beautiful, serene outdoor setting for their special day, ensuring a memorable
experience while securing compliance with all legal requirements for marriage
registration," the notice read in part.
The AG also announced the launch of a VIP
Marriage Room in Nairobi.
The room will offer an upscale, expedited
marriage service for couples seeking an elegant and efficient wedding
experience.
"This service shall be offered at an
up-scaled fee to reflect the premium features including a private,
well-appointed room designed for personalized ceremonies and the option for
couples to decorate the room according to their preferences," the notice
contained.
According to the AG, the VIP Room is part of
the office's commitment to Kenyans, to ensure they have a latitude to create
meaningful memories on their wedding day.
The AG has encouraged couples who would like
to experience these services to visit its offices at the marriage section.
These new additions are going to make civil
marriages look different for Kenyans who are used to them being an official
event done in the AG's office without much glitz and glamour.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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