She wrote to President Nicolas Sarkozy to ask permission for a posthumous wedding, which was granted because she could prove they were already planning to marry. The couple met in 2007 and had a baby boy in 2009, shortly before his death at the age of 20.
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She married in a white dress and in the presence of family and friends at the town hall ceremony in Dizy-le-Gros, eastern France. She said afterwards: 'He was my first and only love and we were together for four years. We expected to bring up our son together. I never wanted to do it alone, but fate decided otherwise. Now I am his wife and I will always love him.'
A French legal expert said that if Madame Maillot ever met another man she wanted to marry, she would now need a divorce. He added: 'But this should be a fairly simply procedure because it will of course be uncontested.'
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