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Connor McDavid and Lauren Kyle banned this one thing at their wedding
Connor McDavid and Lauren Kyle Tie the Knot with a No-Phone Rule
Connor McDavid, the biggest NHL star on the planet, and his partner Lauren Kyle recently tied the knot in an intimate ceremony, and they had one major rule for their wedding day: no phones.
Getting married is a significant milestone in anyone's life, but when you're as famous as McDavid, ensuring privacy becomes paramount. To preserve the intimacy of their special day, McDavid and Kyle decided to implement a strict no-phones policy. This decision has left fans and media with little to no information or images from the wedding, according to the 2 Mutts Hockey Podcast.
For hockey & Oilers fans.The Royal Wedding (McDavid Wedding) had a rule, no cell phones & videos/pictures.
It's a very private wedding.
That's a great thing.
The family will provide pictures on a later date.
Congratulations to Lauren & Connor on their big day.
It's a very private wedding.
That's a great thing.
The family will provide pictures on a later date.
Congratulations to Lauren & Connor on their big day.
The no-phones rule highlights the couple's desire to maintain control over how and when their wedding photos and videos are shared. Even as the best hockey player in the world, McDavid values his privacy and wanted to ensure that the celebration remained a personal affair.
Fans eagerly await the release of official pictures from the wedding, which the family has promised to share at a later date. Until then, the couple's request for privacy has been widely respected.
Congratulations to Connor McDavid and Lauren Kyle on their wedding! May they enjoy a long and happy life together.
Source: Blade of Steel
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JUILLET 28 | 130 ANSWERS Connor McDavid and Lauren Kyle banned this one thing at their wedding Do you think no cell phones was a good idea at Connor McDavid and Lauren Kyle's wedding? | ||
| Yes | 94 | 72.3 % |
| No | 7 | 5.4 % |
| No phones was an amazing rule | 29 | 22.3 % |
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