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The coronavirus pandemic shattered the plans of many couples who dreamed of a big wedding.
But two young Malaysians managed to bypass the restrictions that the guest list should be limited to 20 people and received congratulations on the big day from 10,000 people “present” at their wedding, safely, according to BBC News.
The wedding of the two became a self-service. On Sunday morning, the newlyweds stood in front of a large government building in Putrajaya, south of the capital Kuala Lumpur, as the guests slowly passed them in their cars.
Windows remained up, while guests sent greeting cards from a distance.
Boyfriend Tengku Muhammed Hafiz and girlfriend Oceane Alagia are not normal young men. He is the son of an influential Malaysian politician and former cabinet minister Tengku Adnan. “They inform me that there are more than 10,000 cars here”the proud father, who also posted several photos, wrote on Facebook. “My family and I are very honored. Thank you all for understanding and following all the procedures and not getting out of the car. “
It took three hours for the 10,000 “participants” of the wedding to greet the bride and groom. Then came the food. All the guests picked up their carefully packaged wedding menu out of the car window, after which they headed home to enjoy it.
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The wedding took place the day before the groom’s father-in-law was found guilty in a corruption case, sentenced to 12 months in prison.
Malaysia is currently facing a new wave of Covid-19 cases. The country has a total of about 92,000 coronavirus cases and more than 430 deaths.
Publisher: DC
