San Diego, CA – Say "I do" with your boo this Halloween!  San Diego Assessor/Recorder/County Clerk Jordan Marks will offer “Halloweddings” on October 31, with no appointment required. Walk-in services with Halloween themed officiants issuing marriage licenses and performing ceremonies will only be offered at our downtown San Diego historic waterfront location.

Assessor/Recorder/County Clerk Jordan Marks said, “Getting married doesn’t have to be scary expensive. You can have a hauntingly romantic marriage ceremony for you and your boo this Halloween at my San Diego County Clerk office.” Marks continued, “Come to my downtown waterfront office for a memorable Hallowedding this Halloween as you say, ‘till death do you part’.”   

The County Clerk’s office is located at 1600 Pacific Highway in downtown San Diego and will be open with no appointment necessary. Walk-in marriage license issuance and marriage ceremony services will be offered from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. only at the downtown location, which offers free parking.

This special walk-in opportunity is for license and Hallowedding ceremonies. Appointments are required on all other days at all County Clerk locations. Appointments can be made online using our award-winning system at www.sdarcc.gov or by calling (619) 237-0502. 

The cost of a public marriage license is $129.00.  The cost of a civil ceremony is $107.00 and can be performed by one of our frightfully fantastic Halloween themed officiants in English or Spanish.

EDITOR’S NOTE:  Media is invited to cover “Hallowedding” ceremonies at our downtown location.  Assessor/Recorder/County Clerk Jordan Marks is available for live, taped or in-studio interviews.

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Jordan Z. Marks is a countywide elected official, serving as the San Diego County Assessor/Recorder/County Clerk and Commissioner of Civil Marriages. He oversees the fifth-largest Assessor jurisdiction in the U.S. Marks ushered in award-winning community outreach and education programs that resulted in record-high property tax relief saving millions for veterans, homeowners, and seniors. He has modernized systems adding more online services and reducing paper waste. Marks was awarded the 2024 San Diego County Taxpayer Association Watchdog award for saving taxpayers millions of dollars in property taxes. Marks is a California Certified Property Tax Appraiser, a California licensed attorney, and a certified cybersecurity executive from the University of San Diego.