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"They're Not Afraid Their Marriage Will Take Water": in the Philippines, a Couple Get Married in a Church Flooded by the Monsoon

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In the Philippines, a couple got married despite the flooding of their church. The images of this marriage with their feet in the water made them react. Olivia Détroyat's explanations in "Hello! Morning TF1". - "They are not afraid that their marriage will take water": in the Philippines, a couple marry in a church flooded by the monsoon (Social Subjects).

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In the Philippines, the couple demonstrated the true power of feeling by playing a wedding in a church flooded by prolonged rains.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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In the Philippines, a couple got married despite the flooding of their church. The images of this marriage with their feet in the water made them react. Olivia Détroyat's explanations in "Hello! Morning TF1". - "They are not afraid that their marriage will take water": in the Philippines, a couple marry in a church flooded by the monsoon (Social Subjects).

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Flooding didn't stop a Filipino couple from getting married. The groom and bride exchanged vows in a flooded church, wading through waist-deep water. Interestingly, the wedding was initially scheduled for a different date.

·Warsaw, Poland
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A couple in the Philippines have held a wedding ceremony in unusual conditions, saying "I do" to each other inside a church flooded up to their waists. Leian Lieza Galang, dressed in a white dress, carefully entered the murky waters of the Saint John the Baptist Church, in the town of Hagonoy, north of Manila, to marry Gilbert Chico. Although the priest had advised them to postpone the ceremony due to rising water levels, the couple decided to g…

A couple in the Philippines decided not to postpone their wedding, despite severe flooding - Video of the couple and their guests walking through the water

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LiFO broke the news on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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