Religious Interruption
In South Australia, interrupting a religious ceremony is taken pretty seriously. You’ve probably attended a fair share of weddings and baptisms and understand the need for certain etiquette during these events. But how serious are the consequences of interrupting a religious ceremony in South Australia? More serious than you might think!

According to the law, if you’re found guilty of interrupting a religious ceremony, you could face up to 2 years in prison. That’s no small punishment, and it’s a reminder that we all need to respect other people’s beliefs and traditions – even if we don’t necessarily agree with every single one of them.