Una inesperada y muy inusual ceremonia civil tuvieron los novios Brian y Maria, estaban dispuestos a casarse cuando la madre de Brian Schulz tuvo dificultades para respirar. Fue llevada a una habitación de mujeres en el tribunal del condado de Monmouth, donde los oficiales le administraron oxígeno y llamaron a los paramédicos.
Si hubieran pospuesto la boda, tendrían que esperar 45 días para obtener una nueva licencia de matrimonio. Entonces uno de los oficiales sugirió llevar a cabo la ceremonia en el baño.
En un video publicado en la página de Facebook de la oficina del alguacil, la jueza Katie Gummer realizó la ceremonia.
Sheriff's Officers Assist Couple with Nuptials in Unusual Wedding Ceremony
Things didn’t go exactly as planned when a couple from Ocean Township recently visited the Monmouth County Courthouse along with their moms to get married. Thanks to the quick thinking of Monmouth County Sheriff’s Officers and a judge willing to change venues from her chambers, Brian and Maria Schulz were able to tie the knot.The planned nuptials took a sudden turn, when unfortunately the groom’s mom had trouble breathing and thought she was having an asthma attack in the courthouse. Sheriff’s Officers assisted in administering oxygen to the mom in the ladies bathroom and called EMTs to take her to the hospital. The couple was clearly upset about the mom and having to postpone their wedding in which they would have to wait another 45 days for a new marriage license to be processed. Since the sheriff’s officers were concerned about the mom and did not want her moving from the ladies room, S/O Leonard Maxfield kicked his thinking into high gear, why not get married in the ladies room? The future Mr. and Mrs. were on board and so was the Hon. Judge Katie Gummer who performed the rather unusual ceremony. We are pleased to report that Mr. and Mrs. Schulz are doing great and so is mom. They were touched that Sheriff’s Officers and the Hon. Judge Gummer went out of the way to make their day memorable and special. #SheriffGolden and the #MCSONJ commend all for a great job in pulling this off and congratulate the newlyweds! Many years of happiness.
Posted by Monmouth County Sheriff's Office on Wednesday, January 24, 2018
