Erika Anderson married herself in New York to celebrate her independence and right to be single and happy, an expression of self-love and self-partnering that more people, especially women, are turning to. Photo: YouTube / Erika Anderson
Erika Anderson married herself in New York to celebrate her independence and right to be single and happy, an expression of self-love and self-partnering that more people, especially women, are turning to. Photo: YouTube / Erika Anderson
Weddings

How to practise self-love by marrying yourself, and why self-partnering and ‘sologamy’ are on the rise

  • More people, especially women, are marrying themselves – an extension of the self-partnering trend led by celebrities like Emma Watson and Adriana Lima
  • A psychologist says that with more time spent at home alone, many individuals have opted for new methods to appreciate themselves and enhance self-compassion

Erika Anderson married herself in New York to celebrate her independence and right to be single and happy, an expression of self-love and self-partnering that more people, especially women, are turning to. Photo: YouTube / Erika Anderson
Erika Anderson married herself in New York to celebrate her independence and right to be single and happy, an expression of self-love and self-partnering that more people, especially women, are turning to. Photo: YouTube / Erika Anderson
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