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Being a nude right activist is one thing and to get married stark nude is quite another!

Meet Gypsy Taub, a mother of three and the face of the San Francisco Bay Area's nude rights movement, who was handed a legal citation last week for public nudity ban after she got married to her boyfriend in front of the City Hall wearing nothing but a veil.

Taub, however, is unfazed as said that the event was a protest as much as a wedding celebration.

"It was fantastic. It surpassed all my expectations," she said. "It was just an awesome party."

However, she fears that shed could end up being charged with stiffer penalties now — including up to a year in jail — because this was her eighth time being cited.

“I don’t want to go to jail,” Taub told the Associated Press. But she said it was not in the city’s best interests to imprison her because doing so would only magnify the effect of her activism.

Her naked wedding flagged off on City Hall’s steps around noon Thursday, but 44-year-old Taub and her bridegroom, 20-year-old Jaymz Smith, were escorted by authorities to the sidewalk.

 

She stepped in in a light wedding dress, but was wearing only her bridal veil by the end of the ceremony.

AW: Suchorita Dutta Choudhury