County Clerk Announces Haunted Halloween Weddings in the Historic Prison Museum
Mount Holly, September 26, 2011: County Clerk Timothy D. Tyler announced plans for a series of weddings in the Haunted Prison on
Friday, October 28, 2011. “Other County Clerk’s have held mass weddings and Valentines Day weddings,” said Tyler. “We were
looking for something a little bit different.” The Historic Prison Museum has graciously offered a unique location for a unique event.”
Ceremonies will be performed beginning at 5 pm on the 21st in the “graveyard” set of the annual Haunt. Couples are encouraged to
appear in appropriate Halloween attire. Each couple will receive VIP admission to the
Haunt after the ceremonies.
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Everyone involved, my staff, the prison museum association and the production company for the Haunt is excited about the possibilities,”
said Tyler. “There are a limited number of appointments available so couples should contact my office as soon as possible to schedule
their haunted ceremony.” The couples will need to obtain a marriage license from the town in which either of the two resides, unless
neither resides in New Jersey. In such cases, the license is obtained in the Mount Holly Township where the ceremonies will take place. It
takes 72 hours to obtain the license, so it cannot be left until the last minute. The County Clerk performs ceremonies by appointment for
Burlington County residents and persons attached to the area’s military installations.
ORIGINAL RELEASE stated Oct 21, but that date has been moved closer toHalloween due to scheduling conflicts.
Mount Holly, September 26, 2011: County Clerk Timothy D. Tyler announced plans for a series of weddings in the Haunted Prison on
Friday, October 28, 2011. “Other County Clerk’s have held mass weddings and Valentines Day weddings,” said Tyler. “We were
looking for something a little bit different.” The Historic Prison Museum has graciously offered a unique location for a unique event.”
Ceremonies will be performed beginning at 5 pm on the 21st in the “graveyard” set of the annual Haunt. Couples are encouraged to
appear in appropriate Halloween attire. Each couple will receive VIP admission to the
Haunt after the ceremonies.
“
Everyone involved, my staff, the prison museum association and the production company for the Haunt is excited about the possibilities,”
said Tyler. “There are a limited number of appointments available so couples should contact my office as soon as possible to schedule
their haunted ceremony.” The couples will need to obtain a marriage license from the town in which either of the two resides, unless
neither resides in New Jersey. In such cases, the license is obtained in the Mount Holly Township where the ceremonies will take place. It
takes 72 hours to obtain the license, so it cannot be left until the last minute. The County Clerk performs ceremonies by appointment for
Burlington County residents and persons attached to the area’s military installations.
ORIGINAL RELEASE stated Oct 21, but that date has been moved closer toHalloween due to scheduling conflicts.