You may now kiss the branch, er, bride.
A group of women in Oaxaca, Mexico, recently had a marriage ceremony that was truly “tree-mendous”: All the grooms were trees. The blushing brides are all activists.
The mass marriage was meant to draw attention to illegal logging, a serious problem in Mexico, where a third of the land area is covered by forest, U.K.’s Metro reports.
Tree bride Dolores Leycigi said the ceremony was a serious statement about the planet’s future.
“Marrying a tree is a way of protesting, to say that we need to stop exterminating Mother Earth every day, every minute, every second,” she tells Ruptly, a news agency.
Click here to read more from Huffington Post and see the video from Ruptly.
Photo: Ruptly
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