Couple Marries at Hospital
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Posted: 8:47 PM Jun 10, 2008
Couple Marries at Hospital
An Arizona couple gets married at the hospital.
Reporter: Lee Gordon
Email Address: lee.gordon@wctv.tv
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It wasn't a Sandals Resort by any means for the Fisher family in Arizona.
The day before they were to be married, Kim developed migraine headaches, so her husband James rushed her to the hospital.
The pair tied knot there in the hospital chapel, in front of friends, family, doctors and nurses.
Their reception was in the hospital room, complete with a cake, and while it wasn't exactly the honeymoon suite-- the Fishers say they were getting married no matter what.
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