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- The pair married in Georgia in 2019 after having trouble registering their union in their home country due to their nationalities. One of the reasons we chose to fly to Georgia to register our marriage, Ughetto is quoted as saying in the paper.
- The pair has started their own wedding planning company that will focus on virtual nuptials. The pair intends to utilize their metaverse wedding as a practice run. Although the exact cost of the ceremony has not been disclosed, the newspaper believes that it will cost over $800 or DH3,000.
- The couple’s wedding attire were purchased through Opensea, a non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace, according to a report by the Blockchain Group. According to the article, 20 of the couple’s closest friends will join them through the metaverse.
After legal issues arising from their countries compelled them to marry in Georgia in 2019, a Dubai-based couple has decided to marry in the metaverse. Following the wedding, the couple stated that they will use their personal experience to assist others in the metaverse in getting married.
The After Wedding Celebration In The Virtual World
Florian Ughetto, a French national residing in Dubai, and his fiancee, Liz Nunez, were reportedly intending to marry in the metaverse on May 19 after having legal issues registering their marriage. The pair revealed that they decided to marry in the metaverse approximately three years after they married in Georgia.
The couple’s wedding attire were purchased through Opensea, a non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace, according to a report by the Blockchain Group. According to the article, 20 of the couple’s closest friends will join them through the metaverse.
Virtual World Marriage Services
The soon-to-be husband and wife will go to a site in the metaverse for the after-wedding party, according to the report, which explains the procedures they will take after exchanging vows. According to the story, the pair married in Georgia in 2019 after having trouble registering their union in their home country due to their nationalities. One of the reasons we chose to fly to Georgia to register our marriage, Ughetto is quoted as saying in the paper.
Meanwhile, according to the story, the pair has started their own wedding planning company that will focus on virtual nuptials. The pair intends to utilize their metaverse wedding as a practice run. Although the exact cost of the ceremony has not been disclosed, the newspaper believes that it will cost over $800 or DH3,000.
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Nancy J. Allen is a crypto enthusiast, with a major in macroeconomics and minor in business statistics. She believes that cryptocurrencies inspire people to be their own banks, and step aside from traditional monetary exchange systems. She is also intrigued by blockchain technology and its functioning. She frequently researches, and posts content on the top altcoins, their theoretical working principles and technical price predictions.
