Agency Partners Marry For Fifth Anniversary

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Only in the whacked out world of the advertising agency would a stunt like this occur. On the evening of Friday, November 18, advertising agency Boone/Oakley, Charlotte celebrated its fifth year in business with a wedding. Creative director John Boone married his companion creative director David Oakley. No, they’re not gay. It was just another excuse to have a party and garner free publicity. Well, aside from the fact the agency’s fifth anniversary was being celebrated.

A ceremony and dinner for approximately 150 clients, guests and family was held at local wedding hall, The Extravaganza Depot. Marriage vows were read by agency president Phil Smith, and other agency staff served as ushers and bridesmaids. Oakley looked a bit freakish in his formal gown, which his wife, Claire, helped him pick out and get fitted.

Quicktimes of the freak show can be viewed at the agency’s website. Since it’s a fancy Flash site, there’s no direct link. Click on About and follow the links.

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