Wall Street Theater in Norwalk helps couples with virtual weddings
The Wall Street Theater in Norwalk has held acts like Elvis Presley - and now, it is giving Connecticut residents another reason to "Fall in Love" with it.
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May 19, 2020, 6:40 PM
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602ds agoThe Wall Street Theater in Norwalk has held acts like Elvis Presley - and now, it is giving Connecticut residents another reason to "Fall in Love" with it.
Couples who's weddings have been up in the air due to the pandemic can have their ceremonies at the theater.
The theater says it can accommodate 10 people, including the bride, groom and wedding party while still abiding by social distancing.
Staff says a 21-foot interactive screen on the stage allows the couple's families and friends to be a part of their big day.
Suzanne Cahill, who works at the theater, is a justice of the peace and can perform the ceremony. She says she already has weddings being booked.
The theater says it isn't sure when it will reopen for shows, but most of its programming is planned for after Labor Day.
For more information on booking a wedding at the theater, click here.
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