Ichalkaranji Yarn Dealers

ANTIGUA, GUATEMALA
WEDNESDAY, September 17, 2008 9:50


Here, I asked myself, and I was greeted with great simplicity and laughter! Sunday, September 14th last, I was even invited to a wedding, but unfortunately it was not a love marriage of convenience but rather, in a country where homosexualit'n'est not accepted by all, and even less often parents!

Edy and Tatiana got married for convenience, because Edy's father promised his son if he married a dowry. To receive it, Edy agreed with his future wife that he could continue to live his life as he understood it (and even more!) And on the side of the bride, aged only 18 years, we have still not identified what the arrangement in this deal. It is even said to her here (this is not our business, but everyone does) that it's a girl depressed and suicidal. So here's a preview picture of this wedding, where, despite the seriousness of the situation, we laughed so much!



Elizabeth raises her arms to heaven to show our strength vis-à-vis marriage. We just get out of the house where the lawyer has joined the couple. At the end of the courtyard, one sees the groom. We are at home in a village not far from Antigua.


My wedding dress whose neckline was all the rage among Guatemalans in attendance. I even found a husband! Wow!



Edy, the married his mother in the background.



right, we see that which could have become my future mother-in talking with Anne.



Just before throwing the bouquet! The groom's family.



Here he is removing the garter with his teeth!
can say that this is the time of day when the couple were close to each other!



One sees the groom and his friends at the bottom in the foreground!



In Basically, the married boyfriend of a turtle in his hands. Around, all gays and married friends left!






Long live the newlyweds! And here is the father of the groom who had forgotten the name of the new wife of his son! We see how he feels! Completely desperate, one imagines that he preferred to forget about taking a good drunk!



Edy, the groom with one of his friends.



Our table, one where we laughed while trying to build a family tree the wedding guests. Side of the bride, could not identify a single person ... his father!