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The First Blockchain Wedding in 2014

The first blockchain wedding in 2014

The First Blockchain Wedding in 2014

The first blockchain wedding in 2014In 2014 Coins in the Kingdom in Florida hosted the first ever ₿itcoin wedding.
Blockchains are increasingly recognized in legal settings, for example China’s Supreme Court recently recognized ₿itcoin evidence as legally binding.
Will we see a future where ₿itcoin weddings are legally recognized also?
Here is the a video I filmed at this beautiful wedding of David and Joyce Mondrus many years ago, with a performance from the amazing Tatiana Moroz, officiated by the one and only Jeffrey Tucker.

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