Marriage is a decision and an agreement, and the manner and style i want my marriage to be conducted depends on both people entering the agreement/union, that is we both choose how the ceremony will be conducted depending on our interests.
Some religions and cultures use the exchange of rings to symbolise a union, some others use the exchange of relics like the bible between couples to signify union. If i decide to get married, my wife to be and I can decide to signify our union in any way we choose, it is but a matter of choice.
From the choice of the Bitcoin marriage, it is obvious that they both are crypto conscious individuals who just wanted their special day to be the first of many. I particularly applaud them for their inventfulnes.
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Pretty cool and I want to see this trend because I want to see what's going to happen to couples that will be having divorce. I am sure that this kind of gimmick would probably make things worse for marriage. I am not a fan of wedding, I mean they are a waste of time plus do you really have to marry someone to prove your love to them? You only make yourself vulnerable to divorce especially if you are making a lot of money.
Agreed with @Tellek Garing on this, you should provide us with a link that confirms this blockchain marriage is true, this can easily be a photoshop image that's not real, although am still wondering how this type of marriage will be that is carried out through blockchain where the marriage contract is stored, this to me is the first to be seen in the space if the information is real, congrats to the couples.
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