Putting the freedom in freedom of religion

I apologize if this is a DB.

My only problem with this is the setting - I don't know I would consider this appropriate for a house of worship (though evidently the minister here did). But the choreography is simply incredible. And the song works very well.

 

That was awesome, and I had no problem with it. Better than the usual slow march and "Here Comes the Bride."

 

Couldn't they just have done this at the reception?

 

But it was their wedding, and they wanted to do it at the ceremony.

 

Did they pause the wedding to carry out the grandparents after their coronaries?

 

Definitely no problem with it.

 

Actually, there was very little choreography involved, according to the news report I saw last night. The scene where they all marched in together was practiced briefly before the ceremony, but it was all done on the fly, otherwise.

 

This clip will save Chris Brown's career.

 

I liked the minister swaying at the altar. I am not familiar with Chris Brown's music and relly dig that song.

 

Do you suppose the bride or groom's parents grooved up the aisle during their wedding to an Ike Turner song?

No problem with it. I plan to do my wedding march to "I'll Be There for You/You're All I Need to Get By" by Mary J. Blige and Method Man.

 

Bravo! Good on them.

 

It's their right to do that, and I hope they and their guests enjoyed it.
Personally, I think its awful.