Expensive-rich: gypsy wedding with a dress for 175 thousand dollars and a rain of money
The other day, Slovak gypsies Evka and Lucas played a rather extravagant wedding. The bride was wearing a dress worth 175 thousand dollars, plastered with euro bills. Relatives of the newlyweds literally handed out money right and left. The wedding video has become very popular on the Internet, especially in Eastern Europe and Russia.
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You can't forbid living beautifully: the happy newlywed Evka at the wedding was in a luxurious dress worth 175 thousand dollars. However, the groom also looked no worse than the Romanian ambassador to Madagascar.
Of course, it was not without favors: what kind of loving bride refuses to feed her little one with a spoon.
And after the favors, you can start dancing, especially if someone's salary for several years is on your dress.
Violinists are tearing the strings in a burst of musical ecstasy, and the souls of relatives, what's there, are probably bursting with emotions: their baby has become a wife.
And the bride herself can't hold back her tears, because who said that the rich don't cry? Especially in those moments when you see how your uncle distributes money: both the shvets, the reaper, and the igrets received their portion of bills.
According to the guests, the ceremony itself cost some pitiful 39 thousand dollars. Well, this is, apparently, without money scattered right and left.
However, the newlyweds do not put a finger in their mouths: the video captures the moment when the dry residue is calculated in a very businesslike way. It is immediately clear that the family budget of this couple will be under strict control.
According to the 2011 census, about 105 thousand Roma live in Slovakia. This is the second largest national minority in the country after the Hungarians. They live mainly in the eastern part of the state.
The first dance of the sweetest newlyweds.
Tomorrow we're going to spend all our money, all your money together.
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