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With families and friendsunable to come together to celebrate New babies, big birthdays and yes, weddings, too, people from all over the world have had to make the decision difficult to cancel or postpone their marking events like theCoronavirus Pandemic has ended. But a couple of Texas decided that just because they could not gather their loved ones, it did not mean that they still did not say "I do it", surrounded by the warmth of those who Like the most. So they took the platform we all head forTo connect these days and organized aZoom wedding instead of.

Originally, when home stay orders were first applied,Kaitlin Dilworth andEthan Pollack from Austin, Texas, decided to postponetheir marriage of March 28. In fact, they postponed the entire event for next year, setting up deposits for the place, the band and the restoration.

But as the original marriage date came closer and closer, Kaitlin and Ethan, who had been together for eight years, had to speak. After all, they already had the wedding license, the rings, the outfits and a celebrant. Whyshould not they get married?

"We had already waited for it for a long time and we understood that it was never on marriage, it was about marriage," Kaitlin said. "So we just did it."

The couple sent e-mail instructions to the guests who allow them to know that the ceremony was back and dropped their marriage license with their celebrant to sign (maintain a suitable social distancing protocol, of course).

On March 28, they had almost 200 people by zoom to watch them say their wishes and everyone has found his own way of getting involved too. Some friends wore smoking, others sent to video toasts and several champagne bottles.

"My bridesmaids made a Grillo Toast video wearing all their dresses. Our friends and family made a video of their dance to" dance queen ", copying thedance sceneMom Mia!"Kaitlin said." I cried my eyes. I did not ask any of them to do it. "

Nevertheless, there were some hilarious hochers along the way. "At one point, Ethan's grandmother, Carol, started talking, just when we said our" I'm ". Then we heard his cousin Beth speak," grandmother! Grandmother Carol ! We can hear you! You must be calm grandmother! It was too funny, "recalled Kaitlin.

And as neighbors looked at the fence, their dog Pru interrupted a little with barking too.

It was a "different" ceremony than they plan, at least. With little time to prepare, the wedding decorations consisted of a tree in their garden, with a "every plant" they own arranged around him.

The bouquet of Kailtin was a set of flowers grocery stores that his mother delivered the day before.

And the whole opportunity was captured by their photographer, who maintained a distance of six feet.

Of course, with the trip essentially arrested, Kaitlin and Ethan also had to offer an alternative honeymoon. "We are great in our lounge eating a pizza and observingEarth, "Kaitlin said.

They always plan to have their reception in person postponed next year, but Kaitlin would not change anything about their zoom marriage. "It was not what I had planned or never imagined, but it was, in a way, perfect," she said. And for more feelings-good stories in the middle of Coronavirus, here's13 edifying stories that will warm your heart right now.