Grieving French woman granted permission to marry dead fiancé ]

A grieving French woman has been granted permission by the French President to marry her former fiancé, who tragically died in 2012, just a month before they were due to wed. The marriage is possible thanks to one of France’s little known laws. In a few weeks time a heartbroken French woman will stand alone before the mayor of her village for what will be an emotional ceremony, the likes of which are rarely seen.

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    “posthumous marriages in France are fairly rare events, with around 50 taking place each year” I suppose in a country...
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