On February 14th, 2,378 couples participated in a community wedding ceremony at the National Auditorium in Mexico City, led by the city's government head, Clara Brugada.
On February 14, 2023, Clara Brugada, the head of government of Mexico City, presided over a community wedding event at the National Auditorium, where a record 2,378 couples legalized their unions in a collective ceremony titled 'Love Transforms and Builds Community'. This significant event took place in one of the most culturally iconic venues in the country, emphasizing the importance of community and shared values among the couples involved.
The ceremony featured various traditional elements including the official declarations by the Civil Registry, a community toast, and the customary cake cutting, which exemplified the festive atmosphere of the occasion. Mayor Brugada highlighted the government's commitment to supporting couples and fostering a city where rights, equality, and non-violence are prioritized, aiming to create an inclusive society that acknowledges and supports diverse relationships.
This event was also supported by local judicial and congressional authorities, reinforcing the institutional message surrounding civil marriage as a foundation for community building. This initiative not only celebrates love but also aims to strengthen social ties and promote equality within the city's populace.
