A New York man has married a can of beer, and now the beer company wants to send the couple on a honeymoon. Tony Spitz has the details:
It’s the height of summer and love is in the air. Weddings dot the green, rolling hills and new passions bloom on beaches from coast to coast. It’s time to be carefree. It’s time to take the plunge. And if you’re Erik Carboni—a Massachusetts-based chemical engineer/perma-bachelor—it’s time to officially tie the knot with a can of Keystone Light. No really, we’re not making this up.
This past weekend, Carboni, with the help of a licensed officiant and a full wedding party, wed his longtime love, Keystone Light. An official wedding page helped to guide guests to the intimate backyard venue, including the “bride’s” family, who flew in from coolers across America for the joyous occasion.
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