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Wedding Party at Petrol Station with Greece in Crisis

Written byVeroniki Bacharidi-Krikoni

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Posted 1 November 2012 10:37 GMT

In a blog post entitled “Crisis wedding in Greece”, Belgian freelance photographer Nick Hannes posts the story of a bride and groom in Patras, Peloponnese who decided to hold their wedding party at the groom's petrol station. “This is how we respond to the crisis”, a family member said to him. The entire image gallery can be viewed in the blog.

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Written byVeroniki Bacharidi-Krikoni

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