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Couple ties the knot at N.S. Tattoo
CBC News
Posted: Jul 8, 2012 3:40 PM AT
Last Updated: Jul 8, 2012 2:44 PM AT
The Nova Scotia Tattoo is accustomed to hosting acts from around the world, but for the first time on Saturday, the annual event hosted a wedding.
Stacia Findlay and Carsten Borkert first met backstage in 2009. Borkert was visiting Halifax from Germany with his band, while Findlay was in the Halifax choir.
After years of carrying on a long distance relationship, they decided to get married in front of thousands of cheering fans in the place they first met.
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