Four new marriage registration sites have opened in Moscow.

In 2026, four new locations appeared in the capital for on-site marriage registrations. The ceremony can be held in the restored Vorontsovo estate, at the site of the "Summer in Moscow" project on Gogol Boulevard and two venues of the Teatralny Boulevard festival — at the Polytechnic Museum and on Chistoprudny Boulevard, the mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin, said in his channel in Maks.

"Museums, manors, hotels and even stadiums were opened for ceremonial registration at the request of the newlyweds themselves as part of the New Addresses of Happiness project," the head of Moscow wrote.

In seven years, over 80,000 married couples have been married within the framework of the New Addresses of Happiness project. In total, about 200 locations for marriage have been opened in Moscow, including 11 wedding palaces, 135 public service centers and more than 40 exit sites. The Oko Tower remains the most popular in the Moscow City Exhibition Center: on the 84th floor with a panoramic view of the capital, Sobyanin noted.

"New addresses of happiness", which makes it possible to register a marriage on the most unusual urban sites. At the end of December, it became known that Sokolniki station on the Bolshoy Koltsevaya Line of the Moscow Metro would become a marriage registration site for the first time in 2026.