"Dream - The engagement of Ayu Ting Ting and Lettu Muhammad Fardhana has surprised the public. Especially since their relationship had never been caught by the media. The news was known through photos that circulated on social media. Unfortunately, the pictures of their happiness appear to be blurry. In the post, Ayu Ting Ting and Lettu Fardhana are seen wearing all-white outfits. Meanwhile, some guests who attended were dressed in brown uniforms."

"However, what about the regulations regarding a TNI member marrying a widow? Is this allowed? Here is the explanation as summarized by Dream from various sources."

"Certainly, a TNI must meet those requirements. Based on the TNI Commander Regulation Number 50 of 204 concerning the Procedures for Marriage, Divorce, and Reconciliation for Soldiers. A TNI soldier is allowed to marry if he is not in training, and female TNI soldiers are prohibited from marrying male TNI soldiers of a lower rank."

Here is the translation of the provided text while preserving the HTML tags: "It is important for Dream friends to know that a TNI member who wishes to marry must meet the requirements in the form of documents. They must attach a certificate stating their marital status as never married or widow/widower from the authorized official. Then a divorce/death certificate of the husband from the prospective wife or a divorce/death certificate of the wife from the prospective husband if they are widows/widowers. These requirements indicate that a TNI member is allowed to marry a widow or widower."

Here is the translated text with HTML tags preserved: "Certificate of name, date, and place of birth, religion, occupation, and residence of the prospective husband/wife. If either one or both have been married before, the name of the former wife or husband must be included. Certificate of name, religion, occupation, and residence of the parents of the prospective husband/wife. A letter of commitment from the prospective wife/husband to become the wife/husband of a soldier and to adhere to the norms of family life in the military. A certificate from the authorized entity stating that the prospective husband has reached the age of 21 and the prospective wife is 19 years old."

"Letter of approval from the court or officials appointed by both parents of the prospective husband/wife has not reached the specified age. Letter of approval from the father/guardian of the prospective wife. Certificate from personnel officials regarding the marital status of the concerned soldier as unmarried/previously married. Certificate of status as never married/widow/widower from the authorized official. Certificate of divorce/death of the husband from the prospective wife or certificate of divorce/death of the wife and prospective husband if they are already widowed/widower."

"Certificate of Police Record (SKCK) from the local police regarding the behavior of the prospective wife/husband who is not a soldier. A medical certificate from the TNI doctor regarding the health of the concerned soldier and the prospective wife/husband. Six 4x6 size photographs of the concerned soldier and the prospective wife/husband. A baptism or confirmation certificate from the relevant church official for those who are Protestant, and a baptism certificate not older than six months for those who are Catholic, and a sudhi wadani certificate for those who are Hindu."