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Cripes, did they ever over-book the wedding chapel!
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Brides and bridegrooms wave on the stage as they wait for their wedding ceremony in Ankara, August 6, 2006. 206 couples married together with an annual ceremony organised by Ankara municipality. REUTERS/Umit Bektas
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“Hey! You’re not … Oh, what the heck. I do, baby, yeah! — we’re up next. What’s your name again?
Mazeltov!
206 couples at the same time: tackey.
206 wedding singers at the same time: bedlam.
As a future father of the bride I applaud sharing the costs with 205 other fathers. I also like knowing I can only invite 1/206 of the available seats.