To celebrate Valentine’s Day, MyHeritage is granting free access to its marriage records from today through Feb. 17, 2024.

MyHeritage has 254 collections containing 746 million historical records. Marriage records typically reveal names, birth dates, places of birth, and residences of the bride and groom, often extending to details about their parents or the witnesses, who might be close family friends or relatives.

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Celebrate Valentine’s Day with free access to all marriage records on MyHeritage.com from February 13–20, 2022.

Marriage records usually contain the names, birth dates, birthplaces, and places of residence of the bride and groom, and sometimes contain information on the parents of the bride and groom or witnesses, who may have been family friends or other relatives.

MyHeritage has 164 marriage record collections containing almost 600 million records from all over the world.

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MyHeritage.com will be offering free access to all marriage records from now until Tuesday, February 16, 2021.

Marriage records are extremely valuable because of the wealth of genealogical content they contain. You may learn how old the bride and groom’s age at the time of marriage, where the bride and groom lived, when and/or where they were born, the names of their parents, where their parents were born, what their occupations were, and more.

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The genealogy website MyHeritage.com is providing free access to love-related records from today through February 17.

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Marriage records not only include the names of the bride and groom but can contain their birth place, current residence, occupation and parents names.

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