After Amy Simonson and Dan Stuglik's wedding plans were disrupted amid the outbreak, a packaging company donated more than 100 cardboard cutouts to pose as stand-ins for the family and friends who couldn't attend the wedding this Saturday because of Michigan's stay-at-home order.
Menasha Packaging Co. in Coloma made cutouts to resemble guests tall and short, young and old, with long hair, short hair and ponytails. “ was just looking for a general person shape, but I was able to make a little bit more realistic audience for them,” Ted Harris, customer service and design manager at Menasha, told The Herald-Palladium.
Stuglik, a Coloma Township police officer, said he'll forever be thankful to Menasha for helping him do something special for his fiancee. “I wanted to do something so she wouldn't walk down the aisle to an empty church,” he said. “That was a painful part, that her wedding was being stripped away from her, but Menasha helped bring a little back.”Dan Stuglik and Amy Simonson are photographed Tuesday, March 31, 2020 in Pokagon, Mich. The two will be joined by more than 100 cardboard cutouts of family and friends when they are married this Saturday at The Old Rugged Cross Church in Pokagon.
Me me me me
Except you can't even get a marriage license now.
Crafty or just sad?
gastropod225061 HAHAHA!!!
What a waste of paper products
at least you dont have to feed them
Did they give great gifts?
People using their mind to create a memories of a life time even though they are not real people, but the meaningful results of a gathering of what could be
May god bless the couple..❤❤❤
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