A Great Wedding March

[crokett]

This is awesome. I wish I'd thought of it but I don't think I would have been able to convince my wife to do it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-94JhLEiN0

This also just proves that white men can't dance. Although the guy walking on his hands was pretty good.

[180x]

Just saw it on yahoo. Too cool and very unique.

[Richard in Smithville]

Certainly beyond traditional.

[cgallery]

I saw them on the Today show this morning while I was getting ready for work. It kinda sounded like a last-minute idea, and they said they only rehearsed for one hour. I give the guys/gals in the party that can't dance bonus points for going along with the idea.

Thank God the crowd liked it. It coulda gone over like a three week old dead fish at a vegan conference.

And I'm glad I'm already married. My wife watched the video a couple of days ago and I gotta tell you, it kinda sets the bar pretty high.

Seriously, how many women now look at their husbands with a thought like, "that looks so fun, why aren't you fun like that?"

[BobSch]

It was a couple from around here. They originally posted it so their family and friends could see it, now it's got more than 4.6 million hits. Talk about going viral.

[tfischer]

Well it's unique, I give them that. I think I'd rather have seen it as a recessional, or at the after-party, but whatever it wasn't my wedding It just seems it would be hard to have a meaningful, serious ceremony after all that. I'm all for having fun and screwing around, but am also of the mindset that some things in life are best dealt with with a dose of seriousness, and making a lifelong commitment to another human being is one o 'em. Of course I didn't see how the rest of the ceremony went, so I"m not judging them... I hope they have a long, happy, fun marriage together.

[luteman]

Fun and marriage are oxymoronic!