Morgana O'Reilly

It was very fast and gorge.

And we were like, we're just going to go for it.

You want to bring a partner?

Bring a partner.

Bring her.

Bring her.

And we had it at the Folds Park Irish Society Hall.

I know.

It was potluck.

We asked everybody.

So then we realized the purpose, the real, the major theme of getting married for us was to bring our tribes together and have them meet.

So everything at the wedding was designed to have people meet.

Everyone, when they got the invitation, were asked to either bring a main dish, a dessert, nibbles or flowers, depending on if they were coming from overseas.

And like there was a little placard that came with the invite so they could write what was in the food and who made it.

Again, hoping that somebody might be like, Petra, did you make the potato dish?

And that could be a starter conversation.

And then when you arrived, you pulled the name from a hat and you had to find that person.

You had to marry them by the end of the ceremony.

It's like role play.

Yeah, we had like a photo room set up and we asked some of our funniest friends to come dressed as priests and marry people through the... So now we have this coffee table book with pictures of the most ridiculously weird pairings of people who'd never met before getting married.