Eagles fans tie the knot with tailgate wedding outside Lincoln Financial Field

Check out these lovebirds, bird with a Y is the couple's last name, fitting as they tie the knot while tailgating at the link before the Eagles-Cowboys game. Even Jason Kelsey was there. Their ceremony was everything you would expect and more for two people celebrating their love for each other and their team in a parking lot outside the link. Our Joanne Pelleggi was there for it all. Couldn't get any better or more Philly-centric than this. Jason Kelsey tossing beers from a cooler on the green carpet preceding the bride and groom as they walk to the altar at a Philadelphia Eagles tailgate introducing the birds with a Y it's just iconic like I don't think very many people will get married at the link and here we are on this perfect day we had gotten engaged and this giveaway kind of came about on Instagram we ended up seeing it and I I was like, Brandon, this is so us. We have to just try. So they did enter the contest and found out just two weeks ago they'd be tying the knot at this one-of-a-kind, all-expenses-paid Eagles tailgate. We had comedy, we had a lot of former players, great food and drinks, and a beautiful couple getting married today in a tailgate in a parking lot. Was this your first time officiating a wedding? Actually, no, believe it or not. But it was my first time officiating a garage beer wedding in a tailgate before an Eagles game. So, first time for everything. With a beautiful buffet of tailgate food and lots of garage beer, and Jason Kelsey and other Eagles standouts hanging out with the couple and crowd, Brandon and Lindsey's friends and relatives were all in for the unique experience. We kind of let everything be a surprise. Garage beer was like, do you guys want to know? And we're like, no, we want to come in and just experience the day the same as everyone else. a little champagne well no we're garage beer you don't need champagne yeah it's all right it's more high class anyway on tap for the music the philly pops and a stand-in conductor shane victorino i've been to lots of different tailgates but never a wedding at the tailgate this is my first well this one was quite the success it was the first and i have a feeling it won't be the last. Congratulations to the Byrds, B-Y-R-D-S, Lindsey and Brandon, and we hope you move from Chicago to Philly. At The Link, I'm Joanne Pelleggi, Fox 29 News.