Organizing an event of this magnitude under these circumstances demanded an extraordinary effort of communal coordination and logistical ingenuity, pushing beyond the limits of scarcity and disruption. Everything, from securing the most basic materials for the ceremonies and the traditional adornments to providing a communal meal, had to be accomplished in an infrastructure devastated by years of conflict and blockade. The community itself—neighbors, local aid organizations, and extended families—must have stepped in to fill the massive gaps left by crippled institutions, pooling limited resources to ensure the couples could experience a moment of dignity and happiness on their monumental day.
