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Reed Harrel live-streams wedding to woman he met days earlier
Popular podcaster Reed Harrell live-streamed his wedding to a woman hes known for just three days.
The newlywed couple decided to wed while at a bar in Panama City despite it being their third day together. Coincidentally, the bartender was ordained and offered to officiate the wedding.
Hurrell found fame in a successful podcast called Toxic Talk With Macy and Reed, with his ex-girlfriend turned-best friend, who posted about the wedding to TikTok. She said Harrell FaceTimed her from the bar with his bride, revealing that they would marry imminently.�
A shotgun wedding
Reed Harrell married his wife Christine at a beach bar in Panama City yesterday, January 18. The wedding was just their fourth day of knowing one another.
They live-streamed the wedding ceremony on TikTok, from the vows to the exchange of bracelets, instead of rings. The couple was joined by strangers at the bar, who acted as their witnesses for the ceremony.
In the live stream, Christine could be seen walking into the bar wearing a veil to the sound of Marry You by Bruno Mars.
Underneath a floral arch, the couple exchanged vows, with Christine promising: I wont nag you too much and Ill let you be right every now and then.
The wedding was ordained by the bartender, who had heard them promise to marry each other and alerted them that she could actually perform it.�
Reed Harrell shared the decision in a TikTok video
The day before the wedding, Harrell shared the news in a TikTok video, alerting his followers. We just met really, kind of, he said in the video from the bar, explaining that it was just their third day of knowing one another.�
Were getting married [tomorrow] and the bartender here can get the ordain, he added – though, the pair actually married the next day instead.
Yesterday, they posted a video ahead of the wedding, explaining that today is the day. �
Macys reaction to the wedding.
Harrells co-host Macy Walker took to her TikTok to share her thoughts on the shotgun wedding, explaining that she was happy but disappointed that she could not be there.
Well, Reed is the kind of person that likes to do things on a whim. He also does not date, said Walker.
Walker received a FaceTime call from Harrell, who was with his bride-to-be. She said they had actually met once before and that Reed had met her again in Panama City.
Walker recounted Harrell telling her via FaceTime: Were sitting at the bar, we have so much in common, so I say we should get married, and the bartender said she was ordained.
The podcast host added that she was bummed that she couldnt be at the wedding. Now, nobody’s going to be at this wedding except this bartender.
