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Bride and Groom Serve Catered Food to Homeless on Scaled-Down Wedding Day
August 21, 2020
Melanie and Tyler Tapajna had big plans for their wedding, filled with family and friends, but then the pandemic hit. They decided to carry on with their vows at a scaled-down ceremony in her grandparents’ backyard, and then they gave back. All the catered food intended for their wedding guests was brought to The City Mission in Cleveland, Ohio, a homeless shelter for women and children. Melanie and Tyler, wearing gown and tuxedo respectively, then served food to 135 strangers.
