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Bride’s Joke Breaks Off Austrian Wedding

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on January 6, 2007

Earlier today, my brother sent me this story that I’ve dutifully filed in the "see-Jeremy-sometimes-it-pays-to-be-serious" department …

VIENNA, Austria â�� Wedding jokes aren’t always funny. When a bride in Austria jokingly answered "no" instead of "yes" when asked if she wanted to marry her husband-to-be, the official performing the civil wedding promptly broke off the ceremony.

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