SAINT ANTHONY WEDDINGS by Guillaume Pazat (13 images)

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Casamento de Santo Antonio, Lisboa . During the 1950's and 60's, the newspaper Diário Popular and local businessmen supported a Santo António tradition known as Noivas de Santo António (Santo António Brides). In the 1990's the Town Hall of Lisbon brought this tradition back to life, sponsoring each year a certain amount of couples from Lisbon that want to get married but cannot afford to pay for a wedding on their own... so the Câmara offers them a huge...
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  • Casamentp de Santo Antonio, Lisboa . During the 1950's and 60's, the newspaper Diário Popular and local businessmen supported a Santo António tradition known as Noivas de Santo António (Santo António Brides). In the 1990's the Town Hall of Lisbon brought this tradition back to life, sponsoring each year a certain amount of couples from Lisbon that want to get married but cannot afford to pay for a wedding on their own... so the Câmara offers them a huge public wedding!
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  • Casamentp de Santo Antonio, Lisboa . During the 1950's and 60's, the newspaper Diário Popular and local businessmen supported a Santo António tradition known as Noivas de Santo António (Santo António Brides). In the 1990's the Town Hall of Lisbon brought this tradition back to life, sponsoring each year a certain amount of couples from Lisbon that want to get married but cannot afford to pay for a wedding on their own... so the Câmara offers them a huge public wedding!
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  • Casamentp de Santo Antonio, Lisboa . During the 1950's and 60's, the newspaper Diário Popular and local businessmen supported a Santo António tradition known as Noivas de Santo António (Santo António Brides). In the 1990's the Town Hall of Lisbon brought this tradition back to life, sponsoring each year a certain amount of couples from Lisbon that want to get married but cannot afford to pay for a wedding on their own... so the Câmara offers them a huge public wedding!
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  • Casamentp de Santo Antonio, Lisboa . During the 1950's and 60's, the newspaper Diário Popular and local businessmen supported a Santo António tradition known as Noivas de Santo António (Santo António Brides). In the 1990's the Town Hall of Lisbon brought this tradition back to life, sponsoring each year a certain amount of couples from Lisbon that want to get married but cannot afford to pay for a wedding on their own... so the Câmara offers them a huge public wedding!
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  • Casamentp de Santo Antonio, Lisboa . During the 1950's and 60's, the newspaper Diário Popular and local businessmen supported a Santo António tradition known as Noivas de Santo António (Santo António Brides). In the 1990's the Town Hall of Lisbon brought this tradition back to life, sponsoring each year a certain amount of couples from Lisbon that want to get married but cannot afford to pay for a wedding on their own... so the Câmara offers them a huge public wedding!
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  • Casamentp de Santo Antonio, Lisboa . During the 1950's and 60's, the newspaper Diário Popular and local businessmen supported a Santo António tradition known as Noivas de Santo António (Santo António Brides). In the 1990's the Town Hall of Lisbon brought this tradition back to life, sponsoring each year a certain amount of couples from Lisbon that want to get married but cannot afford to pay for a wedding on their own... so the Câmara offers them a huge public wedding!
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  • Casamentp de Santo Antonio, Lisboa . During the 1950's and 60's, the newspaper Diário Popular and local businessmen supported a Santo António tradition known as Noivas de Santo António (Santo António Brides). In the 1990's the Town Hall of Lisbon brought this tradition back to life, sponsoring each year a certain amount of couples from Lisbon that want to get married but cannot afford to pay for a wedding on their own... so the Câmara offers them a huge public wedding!
    add to lightbox
  • Casamentp de Santo Antonio, Lisboa . During the 1950's and 60's, the newspaper Diário Popular and local businessmen supported a Santo António tradition known as Noivas de Santo António (Santo António Brides). In the 1990's the Town Hall of Lisbon brought this tradition back to life, sponsoring each year a certain amount of couples from Lisbon that want to get married but cannot afford to pay for a wedding on their own... so the Câmara offers them a huge public wedding!
    add to lightbox
  • Casamentp de Santo Antonio, Lisboa . During the 1950's and 60's, the newspaper Diário Popular and local businessmen supported a Santo António tradition known as Noivas de Santo António (Santo António Brides). In the 1990's the Town Hall of Lisbon brought this tradition back to life, sponsoring each year a certain amount of couples from Lisbon that want to get married but cannot afford to pay for a wedding on their own... so the Câmara offers them a huge public wedding!
    add to lightbox
  • Casamentp de Santo Antonio, Lisboa . During the 1950's and 60's, the newspaper Diário Popular and local businessmen supported a Santo António tradition known as Noivas de Santo António (Santo António Brides). In the 1990's the Town Hall of Lisbon brought this tradition back to life, sponsoring each year a certain amount of couples from Lisbon that want to get married but cannot afford to pay for a wedding on their own... so the Câmara offers them a huge public wedding!
    add to lightbox
  • Casamentp de Santo Antonio, Lisboa . During the 1950's and 60's, the newspaper Diário Popular and local businessmen supported a Santo António tradition known as Noivas de Santo António (Santo António Brides). In the 1990's the Town Hall of Lisbon brought this tradition back to life, sponsoring each year a certain amount of couples from Lisbon that want to get married but cannot afford to pay for a wedding on their own... so the Câmara offers them a huge public wedding!
    add to lightbox
  • Casamentp de Santo Antonio, Lisboa . During the 1950's and 60's, the newspaper Diário Popular and local businessmen supported a Santo António tradition known as Noivas de Santo António (Santo António Brides). In the 1990's the Town Hall of Lisbon brought this tradition back to life, sponsoring each year a certain amount of couples from Lisbon that want to get married but cannot afford to pay for a wedding on their own... so the Câmara offers them a huge public wedding!
    add to lightbox
  • Casamentp de Santo Antonio, Lisboa . During the 1950's and 60's, the newspaper Diário Popular and local businessmen supported a Santo António tradition known as Noivas de Santo António (Santo António Brides). In the 1990's the Town Hall of Lisbon brought this tradition back to life, sponsoring each year a certain amount of couples from Lisbon that want to get married but cannot afford to pay for a wedding on their own... so the Câmara offers them a huge public wedding!
    add to lightbox
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