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What do you Think of an Online Wedding?

Content of the article The idea of living in the virtual world has been around for many years. For instance, in Minecraft - players can build houses, or even entire villages.



Article content But what about having a the wedding online?



A couple got married in the metaverse, and some people are just complaining about the graphics Back to Video



Zoom is a popular tool for attending weddings during COVID-19. But what about having the entire wedding take place in the metaverse? In a virtual world where each guest can play as an avatar? It turns out that it's actually happening.



Content of the article The reaction to the idea has been mixed. Some were thrilled , while others were critical. Others pointed out that similar events have taken place on other platforms for years, but with superior graphics.



It's really hard to imagine anything worse. Extrema I don't believe there is anything worse than watching cartoons of people on a conference call. You can call it what you want.



The New York Times reported that Traci and Dave Gagnon got married in the metaverse over the labor day weekend. The couple had an in-person ceremony at a New Hampshire golf club, but they also had one in the virtual world for their family and friends. Instead of a video call, the couple opted to have the entire ceremony be broadcast in a virtual setting, with images from the real-life wedding broadcast mirrored in the virtual space.



Jezebel quickly reacted to the news, stating in an article headline: "The Metaverse may be the most awful thing that ever happens to weddings." It also said that this could make it impossible to respectfully decline an invitation to someone's wedding.



Many Twitter users are not happy with the content of this article.



One user wrote, "This was happening 20 years ago, so why is this so special now?"



Others have said that the graphics in games such as Second Life and World of Warcraft were superior 15 years ago.



Another user on Twitter wrote "Really it's hard to think of anything worse than this. I'd rather than watch cartoons of people are talking to on conference calls." You can call it whatever you want.



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Some were enthralled by the idea. "A novel way to celebrate weddings! Have you ever thought about a wedding like that? One writer wrote that the possibilities are endless. Another thought of a metaverse wedding right front of the Eiffel Tower.



Article content The Gagnons said that having their wedding in the metaverse meant that guests could attend that wouldn't have been able to in person. The maid of honour who was sick was capable of walking her down the aisle, and Dave's friend, who was unable to attend due to his wife's pre-existing health conditions, could make his toast.



The metaverse that hosted the wedding was developed by Virbela A company that, according on its website, "builds 3D immersive worlds for work learning and events." It works with most computers and requires no VR headset.



Gamers were not thrilled with the outcome.



"Graphically the Metaverse is about as great as the PlayStation 1 game," is the claim of an article on dexerto.com the gaming news website.



this is from my friends' wedding in Final Fantasy XIV and look how much nicer it looks than whatever this is lmao pic.twitter.com/D0CxweAmoW



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Article content Many Twitter users shared photos of weddings that were held in the multiplayer online game Final Fantasy XIV. One user wrote "Look at how gorgeous it looks."



The Gagnons chose to have their wedding in the metaverse since their avatars had already met before they met in person. According to The New York Times interview the couple's avatars met at an Las Vegas company event in 2015, when they were both employed by eXp Realty, a company which is expanding into virtual work and the metaverse.



Man, this pic.twitter is better than the one I attended a wedding in FF14 a couple weeks ago.



yeah that's cool anyway check out the wedding I attended in FFXIV with the frog pic.twitter.



I love that a lot of these replies are related to weddings on xiv. They're adorable pic.twitter.


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