However, this couple, who has gained attention online, has taken a stand against traditional beliefs by demonstrating their commitment in a striking manner. They celebrated their union in black attire, on the 13th, on a Friday, and at a cemetery.

However, for this couple, it represented one of the happiest moments of their lives, defying its negative connotations. It was the day they united in marriage and joyfully celebrated their vows in a cemetery.

Hannah and Matthew Parfitt originally intended to marry on Halloween, as reported by the BBC. However, they reconsidered their plans due to the frequent rainfall typical of that season.

The couple, from Pontypridd in Rhondda Cynon Taf, exchanged their vows in 2023 at Arnos Vale, a Victorian-era cemetery in Bristol that is recognized as a licensed wedding venue.

They celebrated their marriage in October of the previous year. “I’ve always really liked them, the cemeteries. I just find them quite peaceful. We haven’t had any bad luck yet, we’ve been pretty good, we got a new house recently, so it’s going well,” said the couple.

In keeping with the venue and the chosen date, the couple decided on black as their primary color theme. Matthew wore a black suit, which he paired with a white shirt and a tie featuring skull designs. Hannah chose a black wedding gown, accentuated by a coordinating veil.