Viral Woman in Hijab Marries in Church! Morning Blessing, Afternoon Wedding Ceremony

Kapanlagi.com - Do you know? The farthest LDR is when you and your partner have different religions. But apparently, this does not apply to two young couples who decided to get married despite having different religions. A netizen's photo upload showing a woman in hijab getting married in a church recently went viral on social media, Sunday (6/3/2022).

The woman in hijab married a Christian man in a church, which immediately drew public attention. The photo collage of the couple went viral after being uploaded by Ahmad Nurcholish's Facebook account on Sunday (6/3/2022). The photo upload shows a woman wearing a complete bridal outfit with a white hijab. Meanwhile, the man wore a black suit and was accompanied by both families of the bride and groom.

The couple appeared to have held their wedding ceremony in a church. This can be seen from the statue of Jesus in the background of their wedding photo. Well, what about interfaith couples? Will your love have a happy ending like this couple's?

1. Differences Unite

Viral photo of a woman in hijab getting married in a church (credit: Facebook.com/Ahmad Nurcholish)

There are many couples of different religions who decide to separate, because they feel like there is no end to it. Yes, LDR is the farthest, which stands for Long Distance Relationship. However, based on the narrative of Ahmad Nurcholish's post, he mentioned that the photo is a depiction that differences should unite and not separate.

"Differences Unite, Not Separate," wrote netizen Ahmad Nurcholish.

2. There is a Blessing and Marriage Contract

Viral photo of a woman wearing a hijab getting married in a church (credit: Facebook.com/Ahmad Nurcholish)

The owner of the account also told the story of the beginning of the meeting of the couple of different religions who got married in the church. He said that the couple had been communicating for two years and then the parents of the bride's side met him. But again, KLovers, it is all their decision. Maybe you who have different religions, want to get married tomorrow too?

"But today, thank God, they are united in marriage. This morning I accompanied them for the wedding blessing in the church. After that, towards noon, it was continued with the marriage contract," said Ahmad.

3. Living Together

Reflecting on the marriage of a woman wearing a hijab in the church, Ahmad Nurcholish believes that differences should not be a barrier to living together. The couple of different religions who got married are proof that differences can bring them to anchor in marriage. Ahmad also mentioned that the event in the photo happened in Semarang.

“This is how it should be: differences no longer become barriers to sail through life together and also be happy. Couple number 1,424 Semarang,” he said.

(kpl/dyn)