And I thought I was excited about the Charmin toilets in Times Square! This week, a couple in search of a memorable wedding decided to get married at the free luxury public bathrooms in New York City. Taking it too far? You haven't heard the worst yet.
The bride wore a wedding dress made out of toilet paper!
"Lovebirds Jennifer Cannon and Doy Nichols from Lexington, Kentucky got married in a New York restroom as part of a publicity stunt for Charmin toilet tissue," ITN reported.
"Jennifer wore a gown fashioned from glue, tape and Charmin Ultra Soft and Ultra Strong toilet tissue."
The event was actually hosted and paid for by Charmin, and this was meant to be a publicity stunt. That's a big sacrifice or an even bigger day. Hopefully their memories don't stink...
Couple Weds in Public Restroom
A Charmin Wedding
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