A day before the wedding. by kgb224
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I am honoured to share this with everyone.
I was interviewed by Hope a moderator here at Renderosity about one of my "A day before the wedding" pictures.
This coincided at the same time that my cosmos sunset picture was selected for gallery of the week here on Renderosity.
The interview can be viewed on the Renderosity magazine.
Here is one more of "A day before the wedding"
Not a perfect capture as the background is overexposed, but i share this capture anyway.
God bless
Comments (7)
The article of the interview can be viewed on Renderosity magazine God bless.
very nice
A lovely capture for your collection. ☺
Congratulations
I quite understand your happiness, taking these photos, and that of your sweet and happy bride and groom. I've just read your interview as well . Thank you for sharing, Christo ! God bless !
Full of anticipation for the morrow!
Congratulations, it's always an honour, I do agree - but they almost look too young by getting married, just my thoughts...
intriguing capture, never the less !
Our daughter is 22 years old and Johan is 27 years old.
Marriage act
Marriageable age
A person under the age of majority, which was reduced from 21 to 18 by the Children's Act, 2005, cannot marry without the consent of his or her parents or legal guardian. If there are no parents or guardian or for some reason they cannot give consent, a magistrate (acting as a commissioner of child welfare) may grant consent. If the parent, guardian or magistrate refuses consent, a judge of the High Court may grant consent if it is in the interests of the minor.
Further to the requirement for parental consent, no boy under 18 or girl under 15 can marry without the special consent of the Minister of Home Affairs (or an official authorised to act on behalf of the Minister). (This discrimination on the basis of sex may be unconstitutional but has not yet been challenged.)
God bless.