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– Despite the coronavirus pandemic, a couple in Malaysia imagined a way to continue their great marriage
– Tengku Adnan and his wife Oceane Alagia hosted a drive-through wedding on Sunday, December 20, with 10,000 people in attendance
– The wedding took place outside a large government building in Putrajaya, Kuala Lumpur
A couple in Malaysia did not allow the coronavirus pandemic to stop them from having a big wedding as 10,000 guests attended their nuptials.
According to the COVID-19 restriction in Malaysia, weddings should not exceed 20 people but the couple decided to have a drive-through wedding, Yahoo! The news.
Tengku Muhammed Hafiz, who is the son of former minister Tengku Adnan, married his wife Oceane Alagia on Sunday, December 20.
Guests at the event, which took place outside a large government building in Putrajaya, Kuala Lumpur, adhered to social distancing rules.
The couple welcomed 10,000 guests to their wedding on Sunday, December 20. Photo credit: Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor
Source: UGC
The newlyweds were seated outside the building as guests slowly passed in their cars. The guests only received a distant wave of the wedding.
Couple marry with full protective gear after bride tests positive for COVID-19According to reports, it took about three hours for the 10,000 guests to pass.
The father of the groom shared adorable photos from the event on his Facebook page and appreciated the guests for adhering to all safety guidelines.
Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh previously reported that around 30,000 people around the world defied the outbreak of the deadly coronavirus and attended a mass wedding in South Korea.
The wedding, which brought together 6,000 new couples, took place at the Cheong Shim Peace World Center in Gapyeong, northeast of Seoul.
During the mass wedding, church staff prepared hand sanitizer, handed out surgical masks, and checked the couples’ temperatures.
The deadly coronavirus, which was first recorded in China, has killed thousands of people around the world.
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