- Hi, I'm Allie!
- Hi, I'm Colin!
- And this is our Hot Dog Wedding.
(orchestral music)
- [Allie] Colin is 28 years old.
He grew up in Keller, Texas.
- [Colin] Allie, also 28,
was born two weeks after me.
Grew up in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
There was an "Oscar Mayer Wiener Jingle" contest
at her elementary school
that I'm sure you tried your hardest to win.
- I did.
- But, did not.
- Did not.
- But, she also grew up eating Oscar Mayer wieners
and we eat them today.
We both went to the University of Oklahoma.
- I saw Colin in an elevator after one of our classes
and I knew that he lived downstairs.
I got in the elevator and he gets in
and I was like, "Oh, Colin!"
And I didn't talk to him,
but I knew that I loved him in that moment.
- Our friends got married last year
and I hijacked their wedding brunch
to propose to Allie the next day.
- Big shocker.
- Yeah.
- [Officiant] Dearly beloved,
we are gathered here today
for the most unbelievable wedding
you'll ever attend in your life.
(applause)
Very important that I stress
that this is an incredibly unique, hot dog wedding.
But, it is still a wedding.
And a wedding, at its core,
is a time to stop, look at two beautiful people
and say, "Hey, something meaningful is happening right now.
"Let's focus on this and celebrate it."
- I love that Allie stays true
to who she is, no matter what.
And she knows who she is
and she is proud of that and so am I.
- I knew from the moment that I saw you
and I had to know you
and it humbles me that I've been fortunate enough
to build such a rewarding image with you
over the last few years.
Being your wife will be one of
the greatest honors of my life.
I just felt so lucky that
he wants to hang out with me all the time.
Crying.
(laughs)
- So, today, in front of all of our friends, family,
and the wiener gods themselves...
(laughter)
I vow to never hold back again
and I will tell you how much I love you
every time that I feel it,
starting now.
I love you so much.
- I love you so much!
- Rings.
(laughter)
(mixed chatter)
- That's how you do it, folks.
(laughter)
Now, with the promises to each other in mind,
Colin, do you take Allie to be your wife,
do you promise to love her for better or for worse?
- I do.
(laughs)
- And Allie, with the promises to each other in mind,
do you take Colin to be your husband,
do you promise to love him for better or for worse?
- I do, yeah.
I do!
- So, by the power vested in me
by the state of hot dogs,
I know you pronounce you husband and wife!
Kiss each other!
(cheering)
(upbeat music)
- [Colin] Yeah, I don't know whose idea this was,
but it was our one and only wedding
and it was becoming more than we ever could have hoped for.
- Oscar Mayer has given us a wedding
that we wouldn't have been able to.
- We said we wanted a non-traditional wedding
and you can't get less traditional
than a wiener wedding.
- I love you so much!
(upbeat music)
- My one hope is that at the end of the night,
as we're walking out,
everyone has a drink and a hot dog in their hands.
- Cheers!
- Yeah.
Just like a nice cheer
and then a bite at the end of the night
before we ride off into the sunset.
- [crowd chanting] Wiener!
Wiener!
(collective cheering)
(upbeat music)