"Every Marriage Causing Public Disorder Will Be Cancelled": Their Procession Accused of Disrupting Traffic on the Device, Ciotti Deprives the Brides and Grooms of Ceremony
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In Nice, on Saturday, a couple were prevented from getting married as planned, the mayor Eric Ciotti reproaching guests of the procession of road offences. Is an edile entitled to do so? Explanations
After a wedding procession marked by sixteen offences in Nice, Saturday, September 12, Eric Ciotti announces a new rule. Ceremonies will no longer be celebrated if the processions cause disorder...
A couple who were to marry in Nice saw the ceremony cancelled by the mayor after disruptions at the wedding procession
On Saturday, a couple who were to marry in Nice saw the ceremony cancelled by Mayor Eric Ciotti following "overbursts" during the nuptial procession.
After several offences committed during a wedding procession, Eric Ciotti decided to cancel the ceremony. This will be the case for any disturbance to public order, announced the mayor of Nice. An immediate reaction. On Saturday 12 September, shortly before noon, the mayor of Nice Eric Ciotti published a post on X in which he deplores a procession of marriage that has degenerated. After several violations of the road code, he decided to cancel t…
Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com A wedding procession has accumulated traffic violations before a ceremony at Phoenix Park. City Hall announces a rule for upcoming weddings in Nice.
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