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Just for the record, and since it's a particularly lousy attempt to play it, that's the "Wedding Chorus" from WAGNER'S LOHENGRIN. You'd never recognize it in this 3rd rate "techno" setting, wow.
And thank God there are legendary stories of debauchery from weddings; that's one of the reasons for the ceremony in the first place!I still remember riding in a hotel elevator with two newlyweds - a young and extremely "prepared" looking guy and a really foxy redheaded bride, still in her cleavage-revealing gown. All of us looked at him and looked at her, and we were all thinking the same thing; excellent candidate for a super-hot wedding night...or a gang-bang. Just sayin'.
And thank God there are legendary stories of debauchery from weddings; that's one of the reasons for the ceremony in the first place!I still remember riding in a hotel elevator with two newlyweds - a young and extremely "prepared" looking guy and a really foxy redheaded bride, still in her cleavage-revealing gown. All of us looked at him and looked at her, and we were all thinking the same thing; excellent candidate for a super-hot wedding night...or a gang-bang. Just sayin'.
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