Bitcoin Wedding: Marriage on the Blockchain
Just last month CCN reported on the first ever Bitcoin wedding ring, which exists in the form of a wearable QR code, and now, one couple plans to become the first to use the Bitcoin block chain itself to register their marriage, where it will remain publicly visible for the life of the internet. In what is being dubbed a "Block chain Marriage," the wedding is taking place on Oct. 5 at the Disney World Coins in the Kingdom Bitcoin Conference, and is being performed during the Bitnation panel. Bitnation is a virtual nation of sorts, offering governance services via the Bitcoin block chain.....
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The Arizona couple’s big day didn’t quite go to plan, showing that the Metaverse still has a while to go before it can reliably host a wedding with all the bells and whistles of the real world. A Phoenix couple tied the knot with their digital identities this weekend in the first marriage to take place in the Metaverse. The wedding ceremony took place in Decentraland, complete with witnesses, Supreme Court Justice officiant Clint Bolick, and a virtual crowd of 2,000 guests on Feb. 5.The bride and groom, Ryan and Candice Hurley hired Rose Law Group to legally formalize the marriage. The....
A marriage between two self-described "glomads" Tuesday marked the first official act by the new Estonia e-residency/Bitnation partnership. The marriage, for better or for worse, of Edurne Lolnaz and Mayel de Borniol will not be recorded anyplace else other than on the block chain. Bitnation recently agreed to extend its notarization services to Estonia's e-residency program. The wedding was held Dec. 1 at 3 p.m. GMT. A party is planned for June 18, 2016 on the Island of Santorini, Greece, and there is an invitation form on the couple's website for anyone interested in attending. Wedding....
“For better or worse, til’ death do us part, because the blockchain is forever”, says David Mondrus about the marriage upon which he embarked with his wife, Joyce, whom he met in the Philippines. Joyce and David Mondrus were married in 2014… on the blockchain. The blockchain represents a decentralized and public ledger constantly tracking all bitcoin....
On February 6, 2022, the Rose Law Group’s Decentraland estate formalized a marriage in what was claimed to be the first ever U.S. wedding held in the metaverse. Ryan and Candice Hurley of Phoenix, Arizona, are the first couple to be married using their metaverse digital identities. As the first law firm in the United […]
In a step to decentralize the state's authority to give a stamp of approval on love, Joyce and David Mondrus have gotten married on the blockchain. How did David get married on the blockchain? Those who attended the wedding were shown a QR code that linked to the transaction where the data associated with the wedding was stored. Any bitcoin transaction can store information. In David's case, he stored information related to his wedding, which I am actively looking into. Jeffrey Tucker officiated (he would probably say unofficiated) the wedding ceremony which had a few attendies watching....