A Glimpse of Dubai’s First Metaverse Marriage

Wedding planners Florian and Liz walked on the red carpet of Metaverse at the first virtual wedding in Dubai. Florian ughetto and Liz Nunez run a wedding planning company in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. They are a lovely couple. Florian is French and Nunez is from Paraguay. Due to legal difficulties in registering marriage in Dubai, they officially married in Georgia in 2019. One of the shortcomings is that the families of both sides could not witness the event.

First Marriage in Dubai

On May 19, they walked through the red carpet again, held the wedding and registered under the condition of great loss of vitality. This is the first time in Dubai and the third time in the world so far. According to various media reports, there are three activities to commemorate this combination: a face-to-face wedding in the garden of the couple’s friends in the springs community, a vigorous marriage with 20 guests from 10 countries in decentraland, and a scaling event for those who do not understand decentraland’s work.

“Our families are uneasy about not being able to attend the wedding in 2019. Now that we have prepared technology for them, we have decided to explore,” ughetto was quoted as saying by media reports.

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Logistics and Practice

For this Metaverse activity, the Dubai World Trade Center Authority (DWTCA) has been designated as the comprehensive area for regulatory agencies and virtual assets and cryptocurrency activities, with metaincubators on both sides to provide technical logistics services.

“When we walked along the aisle of Quancheng, so did our avatar in the yuan world… We practiced in advance and trained our guests how to log in and interact in the yuan world. We also had some wedding saboteurs who joined at the last minute. But it was all very interesting,” ughetto added.

Clothing and Rings as NFT

Florian and Liz’s Metaverse marriage features clothes and rings purchased from opensea for $100, as well as a virtual reception. Khaleej Times reported that when the bride Liz tried to enter the venue, the venue was already full of people. Florian had to ask the guests to let Liz in and one of them left the venue. This is a bit unusual, but it must be an interesting marriage moment! “.

Rings and costumes will remain with the couple as NFT, and their marriage vows will become irrevocable as smart contracts.At the beginning of this month, the Dubai virtual assets regulatory authority (vara) related to DWTCA purchased a piece of land in the sandbox metauniverse to open its virtual office. The acceptance of bitcoin by Dubai enterprises is also growing steadily. DAMAC properties, a large real estate company, is the latest enterprise to accept BTC and ETH.