Couple Makes Wedding into Two-Act Play

Written by Pat's Papers | Friday, 30 July 2010 10:56 AM

They’re taking it beyond just a dance down the aisle. A Wisconsin couple decided for their wedding, a two-act play was in order. So they wrote, directed and will star in their wedding story this weekend as their guests, who paid for tickets in lieu of giving a gift, look on says the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. The idea was a hit with the couple’s theater-minded friends but family members were a little hesitant: “A lot of our relatives thought we were crazy.” Act 1 will tell the story of how the couple met and Act 2 will be the actual wedding ceremony. There will, of course, be an intermission where cake will be served.

You can check out all the details, and buy tickets at CliffandCarolinesWedding.com

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