They got married via Zoom without ever meeting face to face

It is a fact that the coronavirus epidemic has distanced us from our loved ones for a long time. But born during this period remote relationships it didn’t happen either. If this is an example of remote relationships, it is now at the top of distance relationships. British Ayşe and American Darrin, who met thanks to a Facebook group, have never met face-to-face and got married via Zoom.

In a group created to get pen pals around the world, 26-year-old Ayşe communicated with a woman who is now her mother during the pandemic. The mother named Kenda said that Ayşe has a son close to her age, and the two Between USA and UK started texting. Before long, these messages turned into phone conversations, and the 5-hour difference between the two countries did not stop it.

Ayşe was turned away from the door of the USA:

In fact, Ayşe and Darrin were also going to meet face to face. Darrin proposed to Ayşe to be his girlfriend in November 2020. In July, Ayşe, her mother and father were banned from flights from the UK to the USA. About to transit through Mexico they jumped on the plane. The family stayed in Mexico for 15 days and eventually decided to move to the USA.

When they reached the city of Detroit, where Darrin lives, US officials said that Anne ‘does not have enough money to support herself during her stay in the bank account’ and that ‘she does not have strong enough ties with the UK’. refused from the gate of the country. Tired of waiting to meet Ayşe, Darrin offered a ‘special date night’ and the duo met on Zoom.

During this interview, Darrin actually made Aisha the marriage proposal that he planned to make when he came to Detroit. Benefiting from the law that makes virtual wedding ceremonies legal in the US state of Utah, with the support of their families, the duo took advantage of the law on August 19th. In an online ceremony on Zoom married.