Couple gets Married on ROBLOX Platform


Couple gets Married on ROBLOX Platform

Due to the recent 'Corona virus' or 'Covid-19' a couple was locked inside their house and had them and their loved one along with friends visit their online wedding within the online video gaming platform, ROBLOX.

         A couple who is friend of an unnamed CNN reporter, has had their wedding inside of the platform aimed and targeted at kids called ROBLOX. We asked them for an inerview, but they declined and instead wrote an E-Mail for us to put here. It says as following:
         "We decided to have our wedding inside of this platform because we knew it would be small and most of the time things like that do not get attacked by exploiters because they'd be very low of their priorities list of games to destroy. And, we did it because it allowed us to create a world that was exactly what we wanted for our wedding. We plan to be legally married within a couple of months, and we will have our IRL wedding next year when this whole corona virus blows over."
        The couple created an entire place and invited 57 people to their online wedding, and it is feared that many more will fall to this fate of not being able to host real weddings in real life, but we are still happy that they were able to celebrate.

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