Daring Chinese Couple Weds While Covered in Bees
Rose Nazarali — July 27, 2009 — Lifestyle
Chinese couple Li Wenhua and Yan Hongxia decided to get married while being swarmed by bees. The couple has been bee-keeping for the last 25 years and thought having a bee swarm would be fitting for their wedding.
The couple was able to attract the bees by planting a queen bee in each of their clothing, which was followed by a mass swarming.
“It was an amazing feeling to have a carpet of living bees moving over my body. I could feel them as they moved around — it was amazing,” says new Bride Yan Hongxia.
The couple was able to attract the bees by planting a queen bee in each of their clothing, which was followed by a mass swarming.
“It was an amazing feeling to have a carpet of living bees moving over my body. I could feel them as they moved around — it was amazing,” says new Bride Yan Hongxia.
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