Corona broke up wedding plans, bride candidates protest in the streets

Workers at wedding ceremonies with young girls who were scheduled for their wedding have protested in Rome the consequences that the pandemic has caused.

Dressed in white, the brides have protested in central Rome because the pandemic has forced the postponement of the most important holiday in their lives.

Also, the very strict protocols that must be applied during the wedding ceremony as a father - to - altar arms ban, the ban on throwing rice rite, and many others.

Their protest also joins members of the sect of marriage organisation agencies who protest near the Italian Parliament's Chamber of Deputies headquarters for lack of economic assistance to this sector on the part of the government.

They require coverage of the expenses for commercial rents, cancelling the payment of electricity consumption bills, water, gas, etc., and cover of their expenses, since during the first six months of 2020, nothing has been billed by their business.

An estimated 500,000 employees are employed in this sector.