* 20 марта 1969 года - свадьба Джона и Йоко - фото *

2Beatlekid:

>2Надя78:
>>Лично я в этом не сомневаюсь ;)
>Ну и пусть. А я - да.

Это вечный спор. тут наверное каждый признает то, что ему ближе:)

2Надя78:

>2Beatlekid:
>>А она тут была?
>Лично я в этом не сомневаюсь ;)

Полностью с тобой согласна. А не испытавшие любви всегда не верят в чужую любовь.

Фотографа взяли с собой по причине оформления второго сольника "Свадебного альбома", в дизайн которого они так вложились.
Фото взяты из какой-то темы сайта.

Статьи. Оттуда же.

Из свидетельств свадебного свидетеля - Питера Брауна:


On March 20, only eight days after Paul and Linda were married, John and Yoko took the plunge themselves. Yoko’s divorce from Tony Cox had become final on February 2, and she was free to do as she pleased. John opted for a private small ceremony at a place where he could get married quickly, without posting banns or alerting the press. He had seen what a media circus Paul’s wedding had turned into and wanted to avoid a similar scene. I was asked to find a location for the “secret” wedding to take place. John and Yoko were in Paris on vacation when I learned that as a British resident John could get married immediately in Gibraltar if he wished. I chartered a plane for them from Paris and met them at the Gibraltar airport with photographer David Nutter, who had no idea what kind of event he had been hired to photograph. I was honored to be John and Yoko’s best man.
John and Yoko arrived at the small Gibraltar airport dressed in wrinkled matching white outfits, Yoko with her skirt halfway up her thighs. The ceremony took less than ten minutes, after which we went directly to the airport. They were on the ground only a few hours.
As private and simple as they wanted their wedding to be, they had planned to turn their honeymoon into a public piece of buffoonery. Quite suddenly, it seemed, John took up the antiwar banner and became overnight one of the most vocal and relentless nonviolent peace advocates known to the media. This was most peculiar to those who knew him, for although the anti-Vietnam War movement had long been a just and fashionable cause, this sudden dedication to it could only be attributable to Yoko’s influence. It seemed a safe and admirable choice in any case, because there was hardly anything morally outrageous about peace, and perhaps being a peace advocate would keep John out of bigger, more serious trouble. We hoped that John’s pacifist stand would deflect some of the hostility that John and Yoko were experiencing from the press, but characteristically, John made peace a holy crusade and turned his honeymoon into a side show

2Double Fantasy:

>Полностью с тобой согласна. А не испытавшие любви всегда не верят в чужую любовь.

Хорошо, что у нас с этим все в порядке! :)