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Surreal photos of an empty San Francisco wedding show the loneliness of getting married during a pandemic

A San Francisco couple was married Saturday in an empty church with only immediate family and some friends present.

The photos of the wedding, with one showing faces of the church's regular parishioners taped to the pews, quickly gained traction online. The images offer surreal documentation of what it's like to get married amid such strange and unprecedented times as during the COVID-19 public health emergency.For one Bay Area couple nearly a year into their engagement, the wedding must go on — global health crisis or not.

Emily and Parris Khachi were married Saturday in a church in San Francisco, one of many cities under a regionwide shelter-in-place order to slow the spread of the coronavirus disease, known as COVID-19. , quickly went viral online as people were given a surreal glimpse at what it's like to be married in an empty church during a viral outbreak and a statewide shutdown.Parris and Emily Khachi were engaged for a year before getting married at St. Ignatius Church in San Francisco on Saturday.

 

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thisisinsider Sad, but also uplifting... all you need for a wedding is the two people getting married plus and official... wishing them every happiness in their married life.

tksollamuthu FFS. Lonelier than people who are on their own

very very funny 🥰

than dont get married in the middle of a pandemic, dumbasses.

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