Irish Wedding News
11/07/2014
It has not been an easy year for Mrs Le Pont du Diable, or Jodie Rose as she is also known, though as she has spent much of the time away from her other half. Speaking to the Daily Mail Australia, Ms Rose revealed that since the ceremony last year, she has returned to her home in Sydney.
She told the publication: "I have struggled this year – coming back to Australia without him was tough, in particular the sense of displacement, from building a life on the other side of the world that I hoped we could live together.
"To facing my family and friends with only a conceptual husband, who can't leave the banks of his river home. Trying to figure out how – and indeed if – I can fit back into Australian culture, or if I will find my place in this country again."
She continued: "I would love to be with him now. Eating those amazing plump cherries from the orchards around Ceret... and drinking the fabulous Le Maudit (The Devil) red wine from Domaine Treloar, family vineyard in Roussillon as we watch the sun set together.
"The wedding truly was a spectacular celebration and I feel like our journey is still just beginning. We both have a lot of growing and discovery to do, both on our own and on our shared path...this time apart has certainly helped our love grow stronger."
In 2013, the artist 'married' the bridge in front of 14 guests. Despite this, the union has not been legally recognised in Australia or France.
(JP/IT)
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Woman Who Married A Bridge Celebrates Anniversary
A woman who married the Le Pont du Diable Bridge in France last year has celebrated their one year anniversary.It has not been an easy year for Mrs Le Pont du Diable, or Jodie Rose as she is also known, though as she has spent much of the time away from her other half. Speaking to the Daily Mail Australia, Ms Rose revealed that since the ceremony last year, she has returned to her home in Sydney.
She told the publication: "I have struggled this year – coming back to Australia without him was tough, in particular the sense of displacement, from building a life on the other side of the world that I hoped we could live together.
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"To facing my family and friends with only a conceptual husband, who can't leave the banks of his river home. Trying to figure out how – and indeed if – I can fit back into Australian culture, or if I will find my place in this country again."
She continued: "I would love to be with him now. Eating those amazing plump cherries from the orchards around Ceret... and drinking the fabulous Le Maudit (The Devil) red wine from Domaine Treloar, family vineyard in Roussillon as we watch the sun set together.
"The wedding truly was a spectacular celebration and I feel like our journey is still just beginning. We both have a lot of growing and discovery to do, both on our own and on our shared path...this time apart has certainly helped our love grow stronger."
In 2013, the artist 'married' the bridge in front of 14 guests. Despite this, the union has not been legally recognised in Australia or France.
(JP/IT)
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