Reilly Jennings and Amanda Wheeler didn't let the coronavirus pandemic stop them from tying the knot
Reilly Jennings and Amanda Wheeler were planning to tie the knot in October but knew things might not come to fruition as the coronavirus continues to rapidly spread around the country and prompt states to issue stay-at-home orders.wrote in an Instagram postThe couple decided to forgo their fall plans and tie the knot in the streets of New York City instead — made official by their friend and marriage officiant, Matt Wilson.
“We… were walking out the door to get hitched at the courthouse when the mayor announced the immediate closure of the marriage bureau,” Jennings explained. “After several hours of crying , one of our dear friends @iknowmattwilson sent us a message saying he was ordained and could marry us through the state of NY.”
The sweet moment was captured in several photos and videos, which Jennings posted on Instagram. In the shots, Jennings wore a white romper with sneakers, while Wheeler opted for a white V-neck shirt, black jacket, and dark jeans.
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