A lot of weddings are happening "on the sly" because the wedding could not be held in a hall as planned with the invited guests, due to Corona restrictions by the Ministry of Health. Some o the weddings are keeping somewhat to the MoH guidelines, while some are not even trying.
The wedding pictured above happened today in the Ponevezshe cemetery in Bnei Braq. The chosson is an orphan, and the chuppa took place near the grave of his father.
It seems that there is a segula to have the wedding of an orphan in a cemetery during a time of plague, in order to stop the plague.
mazel tov, and I hope it helps!
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