Daily News | This South Jersey couple said “we do!” at a pickleball wedding
Kristen Mueller of Cherry Hill and Troy Clemmer of Marlton sensed something special from the start. They met at a pickleball outing with friends, before either had mastered the game’s signature skill shot. She noticed his style of play — scrappy, aggressive. Kind of like her own. Quietly, he noticed the same.
Our couple was right with the p-ball wave. By the time they were together three years, they were playing — and winning — professional-level tournaments, often competing as a pair. They formed a business together,, after friends’ nickname for the couple. Kristen shelved her dietician career to become its instructor, and Troy, a software engineer, does the IT.
For this event with so many — literally — moving parts, the couple called in the professionals. In this case, that wasMaggie Corrado, one of the founders, said Troy got in touch with them about organizing a pickleball nuptial.Not that everything had to be pickleball. The couple decided they would say their vows in a brief ceremony October 8 on the Ventnor City beach, with Kristen in a white wedding dress, and Troy and their families in formal attire.
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