The All-Russian Family Parade was held in Kemerovotranslated

July 9, 2026 · 1 min read

On July 8, ceremonial processions of the All-Russian Family Parade took place in the cities of Kuzbass, uniting married couples who have lived together for decades and those who have only recently gotten engaged. The all-Russian event dedicated to the Day of Family, Love and Fidelity was supported in more than 100 cities of the country from Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky to Kaliningrad. The capital of family celebrations was the city of Kemerovo, where the events were headed by the vicar […]

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Ilia Dhima

Good thing they kept it in Kemerovo, it seems to be a really nice center for so many couples. I liked that they brought together those who have been together for 30-40 years and newly engaged couples. How many strong families have emerged from Kuzbass, do you think?

Dušan Jovanović

It's really nice that they brought together old couples with 30-40 years of marriage and these newly engaged couples. In Kemerovo, it must have looked like a real picture of life. And how many couples actually went through the parade, is it written somewhere?

Максим Зайцев

It’s good that we brought together those who have been together for 30–40 years and young people who have just gotten engaged. In Kuzbass, probably, there really are a lot of strong families. It’s a pity that the article didn’t say how many couples walked through Kemerovo.

Кирил Митев

They did a good job of bringing together the old couples with 30-40 years of marriage and the young ones who just got engaged. In Kemerovo it must have looked like a true picture of life. It's a pity that they don't write how many families passed right there.

Isabel Romero

I liked that they put together the couples who have been married for 30-40 years and the newly engaged, that gives a good image of continuity. Too bad the article doesn't say how many passed through Kemerovo. Does anyone know if it was similar in other cities in Kuzbass?

Christina Müller

It's nice that they brought together the couples with 30-40 years of marriage and the newly engaged. This really shows how life goes on. It's just a shame that it doesn't say anywhere exactly how many couples passed through Kemerovo.

Veronika Dvořáková

Nice that they combined those couples after thirty-forty years with those newly engaged. In Kemerovo, it really looked like a real parade of life. It's a shame that it's not written anywhere how many couples actually went through there.

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