Written by Nahir Abdel Nabi
Sunday, March 10, 2024 08:42 PM
Without makeup or filter, she captured wedding photos Aging girl Manar Said was admired by followers on social media, after photographer Karim Essam, “the countryside photographer,” published on his page an album of wedding photos, which the followers described as the most beautiful wedding session and described the bride, Manar, as an angel and a beauty queen.
Manar Saeed appeared in the photo shoot in a simple white dress and veil in her natural shape, without additional touches or any makeup on her skin. Even the style of the dress and veil was simple and delicate. Manar announced her engagement months ago through her Facebook page, and the wedding was yesterday, Saturday.
In exclusive statements to “The Seventh Day,” session photographer Karim Essam said: “I have known Manar for a while and her mother always told me that no one will take pictures of my daughter except you, because she loved photographing me, even though I am a simple photographer from Menoufia Governorate, but she loves my shots, and indeed She spoke to me and told me the time of the wedding, and I asked her where the hairdresser is where I will come to you. She told me, “No, I will not go to the hairdresser. I will leave the house.” In fact, she was not wearing makeup because she did not need it. She is beautiful and her face is innocent.
He added: “While I was taking the pictures of the session, I was very happy and being myself, and Manar and her groom were very spontaneous, and today was beautiful and we finished the whole session in just half an hour, and thank God the pictures turned out very nice, and because of their beauty, I set the pictures on my mobile while I was on the way and uploaded them to social media, and praise be to God.” God, a lot of people liked it on social media.”
Manar Saeed is an old girl who defied society’s views, and her story was a source of inspiration for many, as President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi honored her during the Seventh Youth Conference in the Administrative Capital.
In her twenties, Manar Saeed was afflicted with a rare disease since her childhood called “premature aging.” It is one of the rare diseases that affects the appearance and vital organs, making the sufferer appear as if he is older than her age. This condition and the bullying she was exposed to prompted her to write a book against bullying entitled “The Killer.” “The Hidden One” presented positive role models and, in return, showed examples of people who ended their lives due to bullying.
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