A couple's big wedding on the Jersey Shore turned into a giant catastrophe after the second floor of a building where 200 people had gathered began to cave in.
Cassidy and Brian Gagliardotto had planned for years to make September 17 a night to remember, beginning with a big proposal."All of her family were on the dunes, yeah I got down on one knee and she said yes thank god, and here we are, it's awesome," Brian Gagliardotto said.The reception was held at Daymark in Barnegat Light.But the celebration turned into an evacuation when the second floor of the building started shaking.
A pharmacist prepares a syringe with the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at a COVID-19 vaccination site at NYC Health + Hospitals Metropolitan, Feb. 18, 2021, in New York.The fire department also thanked the DJ, who did an excellent job of announcing to all the wedding guests to safely exit the building."We knew where my parents were staying and we moved to that location and the party just continued on," Brian Gagliardotto said.
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