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Gemma and Marcello are about to get married. They have been waiting for this moment for so long. The ceremony is about to begin and they are overwhelmed by emotions, their fears and expectations. Like every couple, they support and imagine their future together, they promise eternal love. But they are not like all the other couples about to get married: Gemma and Marcello are two sugar figurines on top of a wedding cake.
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Gemma and Marcello are about to get married. They have been waiting for this moment for so long. The ceremony is about to begin and they are overwhelmed by emotions, their fears and expectations. Like every couple, they support and imagine their future together, they promise eternal love. But they are not like all the other couples about to get married: Gemma and Marcello are two sugar figurines on top of a wedding cake.
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