Wedding Ceremonies Conducted Amid Coronavirus

All around the world, it amazing how people, both gay and straight are still holding wedding ceremonies during this horrible time of coronavirus.

Let's take a look at a few of them! Is this love or stupidity? Please let us know what you think?

In New York - Gay Wedding:

A couple got married on a nearly empty New York City street amid the coronavirus pandemic. A friend officiated the ceremony from his apartment window and people cheered them on from their apartment buildings.

In China: Hospital Wedding

Yu Jinghai and Zhou Lingyi got married in a building for nurses and doctors at Leishenshan Hospital in Wuhan. The couple, in their early 20s, are nurses from the Shanghai medical team now working in Wuhan. They had planned to have their wedding at a hotel in Shanghai on February 28, but due to the COVID-19 outbreak, they decided to cancel the ceremony and come to the central China city to battle alongside other medical workers on the front line. But that didn't stop them from tying the knot. For the ceremony, the dean of Leishenshan Hospital and the leader from Shanghai's Renji Hospital were their witnesses, while 12 medical teams from different parts of China were in attendance.

In The Philippines - Mass Wedding

Hundreds of Filipino couples participated in a mass wedding wearing face masks because of coronavirus fears. As part of efforts to prevent the spread of the virus, officials in Bacolod city conducted health tests and provided the 220 couples with the masks before they tied the knot.

In New Jersey, The United States

This N.J. couple wasn't about to let the coronavirus ruin their wedding or get their family sick. Love always finds a way!

In Italy, Nigeria Wedding

Nigerian couple getting married because they could not cancel their wedding which was planned months ago in Italy. The Italians at the scene of the wedding were outraged because for the past one week, Italians have been busy burying hundreds of their citizens. The Bride cries because the outbreak of the virus wrecked her wedding plans.