Other events in Baltic States

Estonian Minister of environment Keit Pentus and her long-term civil-law husband Rain Rosimannus got married on Friday, writes LETA/Õhtuleht Online.

The happy couple got married in the Jaani Church in the heart of Tallinn, on the Vabaduse Square. Pentus arrived to the church in a horse-led carriage while Rosimannus drove an electric car. The wedding was attended with many people from Estonia’s political elite, including Prime Minister Andrus Ansip.

The wedding ceremony lasted for approximately 45 minutes, as a result of which minister Pentus became minister Pentus-Rosimannus. Rain Rosimannus is one of the leading figures of the Reform Party.