Wedding postponed due to the epidemic, the newlyweds entered the church on 5.21 as they wished, 280 relatives and friends witnessed: I am willing

The newlyweds read their vows and exchanged wedding rings in the church. Witnessed by many relatives and friends, they said "I do", which just corresponds to the homonym of May 21.

The groom, Mr. Tan, admitted that he did not deliberately choose to sign papers at the church today. The wedding with his wife was originally scheduled to be held in March this year, but due to the impact of the epidemic, it was postponed to today.

Mr. Tan and his wife met at the church, and it took 10 years from acquaintance and love to marriage. They all said that being able to salute at the church and signing papers in the presence of many relatives and friends is very meaningful.

As for the wedding banquet of the two, it will depend on the epidemic to decide whether it can be held at the end of August.

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Brothers and sisters group to help guests scan "travel with peace of mind"

At about 3:30 in the afternoon, a church in Kwai Chung was full of people. They all came to attend the wedding of Mr. Tan and his wife. There were university classmates, church members, and colleagues... Outside the church door, a couple of brothers and sisters of the newlyweds were busy. To assist relatives and friends present to travel with peace of mind, and then to scan the vaccine pass, and arrange seating.

The wedding will be broadcast live and witnessed by overseas relatives and friends

After the ceremony, the groom waited in front of the altar and watched the bride enter the venue under the protection of the bride's father with relatives and friends present.

The newlyweds also read their vows and exchanged wedding rings in the presence of relatives and friends.

The wedding scene was also broadcast live, so that some relatives and friends overseas could witness together.

At nearly 6:00 pm, the relatives and friends who were present dispersed one after another, and the whole wedding was considered to be completely over.

Mr. Tan and his wife have known each other for 10 years. Today, they signed the paper at the church.

(Photo by Liao Yanxiong)

The groom, Mr. Tan, said that he and his wife had known each other at the church for 10 years. At first, they were "not too good friends", but they gradually became attached to each other. The two started dating in the sixth year of their acquaintance. About a year and a half ago, Mr. Tan decided to propose. He said that his wife made him change, "From a person who has no plans for the future and doesn't know what to think about, to a young man who knows his family and can think about his future. I really want to live with her, so I decided to propose marriage. ."

Wedding preparations have been postponed for more than a year and a half due to the epidemic: I want both parents to attend together

But the road from proposing to actually entering the church has become difficult because of the epidemic.

The wedding of Mr. Tan and his wife has been in preparation for more than a year and a half. It was originally scheduled to be held in March this year. However, due to the epidemic, the church was only able to hold a wedding for five people. Only a couple of newlyweds, the priest who witnessed the marriage, and a couple of couples were able to attend. One of the parents said, "The other parent seems to have no problem with changing to the left. I myself feel that it is not too good, and it is not the best arrangement, so I reschedule."

A lot of plans have to be rescheduled, all of them have to be rescheduled again, I am reluctant, but there is no way, I have to accept... I am so grateful 𠵱 I can share with you the joy of newcomers Tan Sheng and Mrs. Tan

Mr. Tan admitted that he was unhappy about the rescheduling of the wedding, "because many plans have to be rescheduled, and all of them have to be rescheduled again, reluctantly, but there is no way to accept it." Today, he finally successfully entered the church that made the two meet each other. At the salute, parents, relatives and friends of both parties attended to witness. He and Mrs. Tan both smiled and said, "I am so grateful that my family can share this joy with everyone."

The wedding banquet is tentatively scheduled to be held in August, but we have to wait and see the development of the epidemic

As for the wedding banquet of the two, Mr. Tan said that it was originally planned to be held one month apart from the wedding, but in April, seeing that the epidemic situation was not completely stable, he wanted to wait and see the development of the epidemic, and tentatively planned to hold the wedding banquet at the end of August.

Mrs. Tan said frankly that if the sixth wave breaks out, she may experience another rescheduling.

But they went on to say: "At least I will finish the ceremony of signing our paper today, and then I will schedule it slowly."

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