After nearly a year of marriage, the young couple in Hanoi came up with the idea of taking nostalgic photos, making viewers feel like a wedding in the subsidy period.
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| Duong Toan - Le Huyen's wedding photos attracted attention online when they recreated the subsidy period at several locations such as Hanoi's Old Quarter, Long Bien Station, Hoan Kiem Lake... during the recent April 30 - May 1 holiday. |
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| After nearly a year of "living together", the couple came up with this idea on the occasion of everyone leaving Hanoi to go out on April 30 - May 1, to have many memories to "show off to their children and grandchildren". |
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| Duong Toan - Le Huyen said they met in March 2013 while going to a cafe with friends and got married on April 19, 2015. However, their feelings are still as fresh as the beginning. |
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| According to Le Huyen, after living together for a while, she and her husband both felt that the familiar things that happened in daily life were the things that were most attached to them. Therefore, they both decided to take their wedding photos at the locations that they were always attached to. |
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| Huyen wore an ancient ao dai, holding a bouquet of gladiolus, typical of weddings in the last century. Notably, in every picture, the couple always held hands tightly. |
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| The days when Hanoi is less crowded, but bustling with flags and flowers fluttering in the wind, bring many emotions. The image of a soldier completing his mission and returning home to the welcoming arms of his young wife makes netizens excited. |
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| Although the costumes, props, makeup, hair… are not really authentic to the old days, the simple pictures of the couple holding hands, standing in front of each house, street, and small alley in Hanoi still have a lot of meaning. |
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| “The photo shoot locations are places that leave behind memories and are close to us. Perhaps, our love for Hanoi is as simple and plain as our love for each other,” the bride shared. |
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| The weather in early summer was quite hot, but the couple still got up early to prepare, wearing modest clothes, in a nostalgic style. |
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| "During the photo shoot, the husband pedaled his old bike around the alleys and streets, while his overweight wife was behind him, but she didn't complain at all, which made me feel happy," said the bride. |
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| The photo was taken at Long Bien bridge - a place that holds many memories for Duong Toan - Le Huyen. |
According to Zing
