Taking into account the measures taken by "Corona"

Two newlyweds get married in front of 250 guests who have not left their cars

• The groom and his bride waved around in a golf cart, waving.

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A couple held the first wedding ceremony compatible with the Corona epidemic in Britain, although they exceeded the maximum number of guests. 250 people watched the ceremony from their cars on a large screen. Golf cart waving, friends and family horns.

Guests were welcomed to this unique event with a basket containing delicious snacks, in addition to safety instructions and an antibacterial hand gel, and during the wedding, which lasted for four hours, they could order food via a website, to be delivered quickly, and the guests did not leave their cars. Except to use toilet cabins only.

Another 300 guests, from all over the world, also watched live footage of the couple wishing a happy married life at their Essex country home.

No more than 15 people are allowed to personally attend a wedding, according to official UK government guidelines.

The bride Roma, who works as a marketing manager, north London, recounted how she and IT expert Final, both 30, were due to marry in April.

During the lockdown, they made the difficult decision to postpone their wedding until October.

"At that time, we did not understand the gravity of the situation and we still hope that we will be able to arrange a wedding for 700 guests, as originally planned," Roma says.

When weddings and receptions were restricted to 30 people due to the pandemic, the couple came up with the idea of ​​a unique movie-style event.

“A lot of our family and friends were saying that they wanted to watch our wedding online, in small groups in their gardens,” the bride explained.

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