Yes, people have been coming up with bizarre locations and affectations when it comes to designing their nuptials forever. The problem here is that this picture implies, based on the fact that they are claiming it is marriage conducted by a Traditionalist Catholic Order, that canopies are somehow part of the Traditional Catholic wedding ceremony. They are not. Canopies are most definitely NOT CATHOLIC. Now if anyone likes and cares to use a canopy, I could not care less, personally. But I do object to using pictures that create a false impression about Catholic Traditions, and whose purpose is to encourage more creative abuses, especially along Jewish lines, as we have experienced in the Novus Ordo.

Why go to a Mass that is doubtful, which is being offered by men who are most likely not even priests? How is that pleasing to God? Catholics are forbidden to attend the rites of doubtful priests and especially heretics. Modernist are heretics regardless of what they are wearing. Pope St. Pius x condemned all of those priests in his day and all they were offering was the Latin Mass. The Latin Mass is no guarantee of validity. One cannot attend the rites of the Greek Orthodox even though they have valid orders because they are heretics and schismatics.

FSSP are neither heretics or schismatics. And if we go down the road of questioning who is validly ordained, we could end up with no priests at all. His Grace, Archbishop Lefebrve, was ordained by Bishop Achille Lienart, "an active participant of the Second Vatican Council (1962–1965)...a leading liberal voice at the council and sat on its Board of Presidency" (Wiki~). Ok, the Rite hadn't been changed back then, however Bishop Lienart was definitly a high grade modernist and there is no guarantee he conducted the ordination rite correctly. And that seems to be the crux of your argument. Afterall, why warn against the SSPX and yet embrace ex-SSPX priests? It is obviously not the ordinations you are highlighting there but the politics. Ironically though - a large number of those resistant priest are as modernist as they come. I was glad to see them go given the battles over their humanistic viewpoint.

@frawley In the Novus Ordo 'church' I would say only the bishops and priests who were ordained and/or consecrated in the traditional rite. The priests ordained and bishops consecrated in the line of Archbishop Lefebvre or Bishop Mendez are valid. You can find them in the Society of St. Pius V, the Society of St. Pius X Marian Corp (SSPX-MC) and the SSPX. I would avoid the SSPX though because they have compromised with modernist Rome and do not conditionally re-ordain novus ordo 'priests' who come to Tradition through their group.