Getting married for fun, before the real wedding: Raffaele and Deborah celebrated a Celtic wedding during the Celtic festival in Bonito, Irpinia.
A Celtic rite at the Bonito festival
The Celtic rite is made of ancient symbols: joined hands, ribbons, costumes and music accompanying every gesture. Raffaele and Deborah embraced it light-heartedly and with a smile, as a preview of the day that awaited them.
All around them was the festival, with its crowds, its colours and the atmosphere of another era. Our job was to tell the story of this celebration in reportage style, capturing glances and details without ever interrupting the rite.
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Photos of the Celtic wedding
Joined hands, ribbons, costumes and the crowd at the Bonito festival: Raffaele and Deborah’s Celtic wedding, told in reportage style.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a Celtic wedding?
It is a symbolic rite inspired by Celtic traditions: the couple’s hands are bound with ribbons (handfasting), with costumes and music. On its own it has no legal value, but it can accompany a civil or religious ceremony.
Where did Raffaele and Deborah’s Celtic wedding take place?
At the Celtic festival in Bonito, Irpinia, in front of the festival crowd: for them it was a playful way of anticipating their real wedding.
