'They Saved Our Day:' How Strangers Came Together To Pull Off A Wedding After Venue Shut Down Just 11 Days Prior Minnesota Now podcast

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'They saved our day:' How strangers came together to pull off a wedding after venue shut down just 11 days prior

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Katelyn Stalboerger and Isaac Nelson met when they were teenagers and kept in touch on and off for years. When Stalboerger was away from her home state Minnesota for grad school in Alabama, she and Nelson started dating and decided to get married this year.

When they started planning their wedding the first thing they did was book a venue that would hold 200 guests in Minnesota. That venue was Circle B Wedding and Events in Isanti booked for May 4.

On April 24, Circle B announced they were closing, effective immediately, leaving the soon-to-be Nelsons with no venue and less than two weeks to find another plan.

Stalboerger turned to TikTok with a plea for help, racking up 6 million views.

Minnesota Now producer Ellen Finn spoke to Katelyn Nelson (né Stalboerger) about how in 11 days, strangers came together to pull off a wedding at a whole new venue.

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