农历七夕（8月19日）成为深圳新人的结婚热门日期[1]。婚姻登记预约系统自8月4日开启后，登记号被快速抢占[1]。截至8月10日，福田、南山、宝安、龙岗、龙华、坪山、光明七个区的七夕档期已全部约满，仅盐田、罗湖、大鹏新区及深汕特别合作区还有余号[1]。
深圳民政部门为无法预约的新人提供了便利措施[1]。七夕当天将开放现场轮候号，新人可携带身份证及3张2寸红底合照前往排队，并承诺"不办完不打烊"[1]。此外，非深户籍人员凭身份证即可通过"全国通办"方式登记，无需提交居住证[1]。
Wedding registration appointments for China's Valentine's Day have become highly coveted in Shenzhen, with seven districts exhausting their available slots within days of the booking window opening. [1] The lunar calendar date of August 19 marks Qixi Festival, a traditional occasion for couples to formalize their unions. [1]
The online appointment system launched on August 4, and by August 10, registration slots for the Qixi date had sold out across Futian, Nanshan, Bao'an, Longgang, Longhua, Pingshan, and Guangming districts. [1] Only Yantian, Luohu, Dapeng New District, and the Shenzhen-Shanwei Special Cooperation Zone retained available appointments. [1]
To accommodate demand, Shenzhen's civil affairs authorities announced that couples unable to secure online slots can queue on the day itself, with the office remaining open until all applicants are processed. [1] Prospective couples are advised to bring their identity documents and three two-inch red-background photographs to participate in same-day registration. [1] Additionally, non-Shenzhen residents can utilize the national inter-provincial registration service by presenting only their identity cards, without requiring proof of local residence. [1]
