
What Does A Wedding At Yankee Stadium In New York Look Like?
Did you know that you can get married inside Yankee Stadium? We have a sneak peek of this dream wedding for Yankee diehards.
The New York Yankees clinched their first World Series appearance in 15 years last weekend. This weekend, the team is in LA for the first few games of the World Series.
When the team is away, for a special occasion, Yankee Stadium is transformed into a wedding venue.
"Dream of tying the knot at Yankee Stadium? Make it a reality. The ultimate wedding venue for Yankees diehards, baseball lovers, and sports fanatics," Events By Jesse states on Instagram while sharing details about a Yankee Stadium wedding.
Sneak Peak Of Dream Wedding At Yankee Stadium
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"Imagine your traditional wedding reception but With Yankee Stadium in the background," Events By Jesse adds in the video.
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There are only a "few openings" per year. Weddings only happen on "non-game" days, according the Yankee officials.
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"Home plate is where the heart is! Host the ceremony and/or reception of your dreams on a non-game day in front of an intimate group of guests, or hundreds of friends and family. No group size is too big or small," the Yankees state about weddings at Yankee Stadium.
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