Sharing a Wedding with the World

When most people get married they usually plan a ceremony and reception that includes family and close friends. Although a select few go so far as to just get married at a court letting no one be aware that they are in fact tying the knot, which can lead to some very confused and frustrated parents.

Your angry mom

However, this is not the case with Greg Rewis and Stephanie Sullivan. These two decided to have a Twitter wedding. The two have apparently been married before and felt that this marriage needed to be special. By special some of us might think an awesome party with a rare celebrity guest or a very traditional ceremony. But not these two, special meant tweeting the entire ceremony. It is important to note that they weren't actually standing at the altar, cellphones in hand, tweeting while the good father united them. They had their children, from the previous marriages use laptops to post the vows at the right moments. They even had pictures!

Now it should be pretty obvious that these two are geeks. Heck, Greg even proposed through twitter, while he was IMing with his love. And let's be completely honest with ourselves. Who else other than a geek would be willing to tweet their entire wedding to the world and think its the coolest thing in the world? Geeks in this manner can be like pests. They swarm technology and cause other people to feel those awkward moments because, " that guy over there is really into this." I know, sometimes I'm "that guy." But geeks are essential to life as they often spread knowledge of useful or safe technology.

Pictured: Geeks and their technology

Now while Greg and Stephanie are truly geeks, I have to say it's pretty impressive. Plenty of other guys say they want to announce their love for a girl to the whole world but how many of them actually do. So maybe they yell out in a crowded park or propose in a public place. HA speaking of which check this out.

That...Sucks

But I actually hope that Greg and Stephanie are happy and congrats to those two for pulling off the world's largest wedding. It's not a Guinness record or anything but if the whole world is technically invited you deserve praise in my book. And thankfully they had the good sense to stop tweeting when it came to the honeymoon, but you know someone will eventually go there. The tweets will be hilarious.

I'm totally going to consummate my marriage:Posted 2 minutes ago from marriage man

Consummated my marriage...I don't know what the fuss was about: Posted seconds ago from marriage man