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Woman Marries Herself As She Is Tired Of Being Single


Meet a desperate woman Grace Gedler who made a self proposal after beign tired of waiting for marriage for years, London, UK.

The woman who got fed up with being single for six years proposed to herself and finally walked down the aisle alone. Despite not having much choice about staying with herself the rest of her life, Grace had pre-wedding jitters.

Woman who married herself after waiting for marriage for years

Woman who married herself after waiting for marriage for years

But she went through with it anyway and now feels empowered and like she is no longer single.The wedding ceremony was watched by 50 friends and it was completed with Grace's self-kiss on a mirror.

The woman said:  "A few did comment, in a light-hearted way, that it was a bit narcissistic. Obviously, if you have just announced you're marrying yourself, it is plainly a statement of self-love, and I was under no illusion how self-indulgent that might appear.

Woman marries herself:

"If you have just announced you're marrying yourself, it is plainly a statement of self-love."

But I was completely comfortable with my motivations. I'd been on a journey of personal development using meditation, dance and performance to increase my self-awareness. "

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