On April 11, despite the fact that Rome, Italy, was under lockdown, a young couple, with the permission of the government, held a simple but dignified wedding in the local church against all odds.
Although all commercial activities in the city of Rome, except for the necessary production work, were suspended. But Rome's city hall has created a special case for couples who booked their weddings before the pandemic: weddings can be held, but they must be kept to a minimum.
Not only can the flower children and family members not be present, but the wedding guests can only be 2 people: a bridesmaid and a groomsman. All people, including priests, must wear masks. After exchanging vows and rings, with their backs to the empty audience, the bride and groom take off their masks and kiss with the priest's permission.
Since barbershops, bridal shops and florists are closed, the bride has to take care of her own hair, choose a dress, and use fake flowers as a bridal bouquet. "I'm a little disappointed and sorry about the pandemic, but what can we do about it?" The days have to go on, this is life. But I'm still very happy, after all, I've been waiting for this moment for a long time. The bride, Tatiana Datolla, said.
As of April 10, local time, Italy has confirmed 147577 cumulative cases of new coronary pneumonia, including 18,849 deaths.
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