Love Is In The Air (Too): Amid Lockdown, These Couples Are Tying The Knot In Quaint Ceremonies

Bride Liza Pankey gets held up by her husband Christopher Pankey and his groomsmen after their wedding at Galveston Beach in Galveston, Texas, amid the coronavirus pandemic. Texas beaches were ordered to be opened on May 1, 2020. In a statement, the City of Galveston said, 'The City of Galveston's top priority is the health of our residents. We strongly urge our residents to continue taking health precautions and following the CDC, state and health district guidelines regarding COVID-19, including social distancing and avoiding gatherings of more than 10.'

A Sikh groom and a bride with covered faces along with family members walk along a street as they go back home after their wedding, on the outskirts of Amritsar.

Austrian couple Sigrun and Franz wear face masks as they pose with a blackboard after they got married amid the new coronavirus pandemic in Salzburg.

A couple takes off their face masks to kiss after they were married by a clerk-recorder at the Honda Center parking lot in Anaheim, California. The County of Orange Clerk-Recorder employees implemented a variety of social distancing techniques to safely issue licenses and marry couples during the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Newlyweds embrace following their marriage ceremony performed by Rev. Andrew Merrow in an empty St. Marys Episcopal Church in Arlington, Virginia. Rev. Merrow and his wife Cameron Merrow were the only other attendees at the ceremony due to social distancing guidelines implemented in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.?

A couple getting married outside the gazebo at Fourth Street Baptist Church as the Rev. Mario Pearson wears a mask while performing the ceremony that practiced the rules of social distancing, in Owensboro, Ky.

An Iraqi couple prepares to get married as authorities imposed restrictions on large gatherings in a bid to stem the spread of the COVID-19 in Iraq's central shrine city of Najaf.

Kadie and Tyler van Roosendaal have their first kiss after being married in a ceremony incorporating social distancing amid concerns over the coronavirus in a Salt Lake City yard.

With a camera mounted on a tripod, newlyweds walk around Capitol Square using the self-timer to take pictures on their wedding day, in Madison, Wis. The couple planned their April 4 wedding last fall, which included family and friends, but had to change plans since the spread of COVID-19. They got married at a park in the town of Burke surrounded by a small group of friends who were practicing social distancing.

Newlywed walk alone through the empty streets of the village of Sidi Bou Said, some 20 kilometres northeast of Tunis, during the general confinement imposed by the authorities in order to stem the spread of the novel coronavirus which forced the couple to get married alone without the presence of their family and friends.