Marriage of Vanessa Paradis and Samuel Benchetrit: did the couple have a right pass?

Vanessa Paradis said yes to Samuel Benchetrit Saturday, June 30, at a small committee ceremony – about thirty people – celebrated in Saint-Siméon, in Seine-et-Marne, a small town 900 inhabitants where Vanessa's family has its roots. The family, close friends including Lily-Rose, the daughter of the bride, Mathieu Chédid, but also the singer Raphaël, were present at the second marriage of the actor and director 45 years old. His beautiful, as for it, pbaded in front of the mayor for the first time.

If the married ones surprised everyone, it is because they did a sprain to the rule … Indeed while the bans must be published at the town hall, they have been an exception, as explained Le Parisien. "Usually, the banns are published at least ten days before the ceremony. This allows those who believe that the conditions are not fulfilled – because one of the promised is for example already married – to oppose the union. specify our confreres. But it is possible to obtain a derogation from the public prosecutor, on the condition of giving reasons for this request. It is " because of the possible disorder of public order, considering the notoriety of both spouses ", that this request was accepted. If the approach is rare, it is not exceptional: the banns of the former President of the Republic Nicolas Sarkozy and Carla Bruni had not been published, for the sake of discretion. CQFD

Contacted, the town hall did not wish to comment. Nevertheless we are told on the side of the TGI de Meaux that anyone can, provided they present serious reasons, ask that the banns are not public. A possibility offered by Article 169 of the Civil Code, therefore legal

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