I want to know who took the wedding photos
I think they just did a self-timer on the camera for some & put it on a tripod or a table, and a selfie stick for the close up ones.
I re-watched their wedding Q&A video to see if I missed anything and Hannah said that they decided to get married TWO DAYS before the ceremony
Shane said "yeah, we called up our cousin to do it. It was like a week before. We were like, hey, can you be our officiant over Zoom? We want to get married and be husband and wife -- we're tired of this."
Oh and BTW they do confirm in the Q&A video that absolutely no family members physically attended the "ceremony"
So awkward when Shane answered the livestream question "did you guys get legally married?" Hannah didn't even try to answer (she usually has her own response for each question) and Shane quickly said yes and went on to the next question lol... not terribly convincing; you'd think they'd briefly talk about how they applied for a license in covid
that’s confusing af because he’s now a resident of Minnesota, if a self uniting marriage were only legal in Pennsylvania of the two states, then the license wouldn’t show up in a Pennsylvania records search over the state in which it actually took place. No way, they are residents of a particular county in Minnesota and assumedly got married at home, right? Unless they drove to his hometown to do the ceremony but they only have proof of living in Minnesota together for the last few years
Yeah, so their officiant aka Shane's cousin Sarah is based in Pennsylvania but it couldn't possibly be legal to get a marriage license based on where the Zoom officiant lives??? That would be pretty bizarre.