Florida Couple Wins Chance To Get Married Before MÖTLEY CRÜE Concert

April 21, 2005

A Florida couple won the chance to get married on stage at Jacksonville's Veterans Memorial Arena — just before a MÖTLEY CRÜE concert Wednesday night (April 20),according to First Coast News.

"She deserves a big wedding," said Duane Trump, who was marrying the girl of his dreams, Michelle McGee.

"Ahh, it's the most important day of my life. And I'm sharing it with thousands of people now," said McGee.

With a walk down the aisle like no other, Duane and Michelle became man and wife.

Will the trumps have a tale to tell the little ones?

"When we drive by the arena, 'We got married there.' Definitely a story to tell," said the new Mrs. Trump.

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