Even COVID-19 can’t stop these couples from getting married

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Bride and Groom wear protective masks as a precautionary measure against Coronavirus, during the marriage ceremony in Jabalpur. Image Credit: ANI

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Groom Boualem Bellil kisses his bride Laila after their wedding ceremony in front of the Procession of Princes (Fuerstenzug), a most frequented tourist spot, in Dresden, eastern Germany. They celebrate today without wedding guests because of the government regulations and want to make up for the party next year. Image Credit: AP

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Newlyweds Diego Fernandes and Deni Salgado wear protective face masks at a wedding ceremony with only witnesses and no guests, as public gatherings are banned as part of Italy's lockdown measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Naples, Italy. Image Credit: Reuters

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Ganesh of Jeevanagar and Ganesh of Jeevanagar wear a protective mask during a marriage ceremony amid the lockdown due to coronavirus at Sengazhuneer Amman Temple, in Vazhakkulam on Friday. Ganesh and Ranjani were married today at the Cuddalore Thiruvananthapuram temple due to scare of coronavirus permission to the marriage were cancelled. Image Credit: ANI

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Ruchit Sane (groom) and Akshita Vaidya (bride) share a light moment during their wedding ceremony in Mumbai. In the wake of the novel coronavirus pandemic, the state government has imposed restrictions on large scale public and private gatherings to prevent the spread of the disease. The couple, Ruchit Sane and Akshita Vaidhya, who had initially invited 800 people, had to limit their list of guests to less than 100 people. Image Credit: PTI

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The just married couple Laila and Boualem Bellil walk in the Stall Courtyard, a most frequented tourist spot, in Dresden, eastern Germany. Image Credit: AP

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Stephen & Kathleen O’Reilly from Dublin pose for a photograph after getting married at Newry Town Hall as the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) continues, in Newry, Belfast, Northern Ireland. Image Credit: Reuters

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Mohammad Nor Azwan Ishak, 27, (L) and the bride, Nuramiraalia Noorbashah, 25, wear face masks as a preventive measure against the COVID-19 coronavirus pose for pictures at a traditional solemnisation cermony before the wedding at a house in Lanchang, outside Kuala Lumpur in Pahang state. Image Credit: AFP

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A Palestinian groom, wearing a mask as a preventive measure against the coronavirus disease, walks with his bride on their wedding day in the southern of Hebron in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. Image Credit: Reuters

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Lithuanian groom Dainius and his bride Ramune pose for the photographer, wearing protective masks against the new coronavirus after their wedding ceremony in Vilnius, Lithuania. Image Credit: AFP

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Snjezana Dacic, left, and her husband Rajko pose holding their rings and wearing masks during their wedding in Banja Luka, Bosnia. Image Credit: AP

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Argentine couple Diego Aspitia (L) and Sofia Cuggino posing for pictures on the day of their virtual wedding, in the Argentine city of Cordoba. Image Credit: AFP

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Staff members wearing face masks help a couple with their wedding photo shoot after the city's emergency alert level for coronavirus disease (COVID-19) was downgraded, on The Bund in Shanghai, China. Image Credit: Reuters

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Indonesian bride Irra Chorina Octora feeds her Turkish partner Yavuz Ozdemir, wearing face masks amid concerns of the COVID-19 coronavirus, during their wedding ceremony in Surabaya. Image Credit: AFP

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A groom (C) puts a face mask on his bride (R) before their wedding ceremony in Jakarta amid concerns of the COVID-19 coronavirus. Image Credit: AFP

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Palestinian groom Mohamed abu Daga and his bride Israa wear face masks amid the COVID-19 epidemic, during a photoshoot at a studio before their wedding ceremony in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip. Image Credit: AFP

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Newlyweds Benji and Matt Friedman react after being married by officiant Leah Hausman during a much smaller wedding ceremony than planned due to the outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Mukilteo, Washington, U.S. . The couple had planned a large weekend-long wedding celebration on nearby Whidbey Island, but chose to have a small ceremony they live-streamed to those who could not come, including Benji's mother. Image Credit: Reuters

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A couple is refelcted in a mirror while getting married as ceremony attendance is limited to ten people in an attempt to limit the spread of the new coronavirus in Bucharest, Romania Image Credit: AP

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