Milwaukee Couple Weds Along Brewers World Series Parade Route

Erin Harington and Casey Manders exchanged vows on Friday along the Milwaukee parade route where thousands of fans gathered to celebrate the Brewers' first World Series championship. Family members assisted with the setup near downtown Milwaukee during the public festivities.

The couple had become engaged earlier in the year and previously joked about marrying if the Brewers won the title. After the team secured the championship, they moved forward with the ceremony. Harington said the planning took less than 24 hours and that friends and family mobilized to help.

The ceremony took place beside a stop sign. Lindsay officiated. Following the vows, the couple distributed champagne as the championship celebration continued around them.

"We stood by the stop sign, read our vows, Lindsay ordained and it was exactly what we hoped for," Harington said. "It was perfect."

Manders addressed the timing of the event. "Why not just get married with the whole state of Wisconsin celebrating the craziest parade, the championship, why not?" Manders said.

The newlyweds have scheduled their honeymoon around the team's upcoming schedule. "We'll see you at spring training for our honeymoon," Manders said.