ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月7日 05時33分

Hundreds of guests in Buenos Aires turned out for what may have been the wedding of the season, but there was something different about this one. The ?? were actors, the wedding ? was inflatable and the ? was plastic. This was no ordinary wedding. In fact, it wasn't a wedding at all, but a “falsa boda,” or “fake wedding,” and a really good excuse for a party. “The purpose of the ‘falsa boda’ is to convey joy and fun and live the happy moments related to love, without having to fall into the traditional ritual of what a marriage is,” explained Nacho Bottinelli, 30, one of the organizers. Real weddings have been on the decline in Buenos Aires as couples decide to live together or wait longer to marry. But Argentines still love a wedding. Even though the falsa boda isn't real, it includes a short and sweet ceremony. The ritual of placing a garter on the bride also gets a twist, with 10 single women and 10 single men from the crowd invited to give it a try. And what wedding party would be complete without the bride tossing the bouquet? The woman that catches it might be the next in line to get married. Or not. ? ?‍ @limauricio took this photo of 2 actors performing for guests. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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