Speaker 1: Well, folks, I guess it was only a matter of time.
Speaker 1: I guess it was inevitable. Thirty seven year old Erica Anderson,
Speaker 1: recently a bride. Her New York City wedding was picture perfect.
Speaker 1: She wore beautiful white dress. She walked down the aisle
Speaker 1: with the bouquet flowers, with the Brooklyn Bridge in the
Speaker 1: New York City skyline behind her, and it was time
Speaker 1: for Erica to take the big step, which she did willingly.
Speaker 1: She took her wedding vows with herself. Right, my friends,
Speaker 1: she married herself solo. Gammy is what it's called slogamy.
Speaker 1: Miss Anderson is part of a new and growing trend
Speaker 1: called slogamy. Happy bride later discussed her big day and
Speaker 1: what it meant to her. I would describe it as
Speaker 1: women saying yes to themselves. She said, it means that
Speaker 1: we are enough, even if we are not partnered with
Speaker 1: someone else. Is it misser Mrs Anderson, I don't know whatever.
Speaker 1: She revealed that she had gotten tired of friends and
Speaker 1: family asking when she was going to get married, so
Speaker 1: in front of them, she tied the knot to herself
Speaker 1: by herself, with herself. Now, before you brush this office
Speaker 1: pathetic or the ultimate expression of narcissism. Here's the thing,
Speaker 1: miss Mrs Anderson is not alone in a manner speaking.
Speaker 1: Businesses have sprung up eager to help selogamists create their
Speaker 1: perfect wedding days. Some companies sell wedding kits, others provide
Speaker 1: typical services like photography. The trend is not going away.
Speaker 1: As from missus Anderson, I hope she had a heck
Speaker 1: of a honeymoon.