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Wedding of the Weddings friends of children, New Year parties, church-associated celebrations (baptism, first communion, wedding, funeral) are organized without alcohol. Moreover, the couples and their children are also frequently engaged in some abstinence societies. Wedding of the Weddings Wedding of the Weddings is a multi-layered event. There are conferences usually held at a local university, with invited talks by researchers on family related issues (relationship in the marriage, growing up children, non-alcoholic weddings and other family feasts) and with contributions of participants. There are meetings and discussions with representatives of the local government who are responsible for family support and for alcohol-related problems.