Julie Benn and Paul Richter finally tied the knot in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, on July 3 after postponing their wedding last year amid the COVID-19 pandemic, People magazine reported.
Shortly after the two began their first dance as husband and wife to the Dave Matthews Band hit, “Stay,” Paul gently dipped his newlywed wife — that’s when the trouble began.
“I can’t watch the video of it,” 32-year-old Paul says of the moment Julie’s left knee dislocated on the dance floor.“[Her knee] went out and Julie looked at me right away and she goes, ‘I dislocated my knee.’ Just like that, she knew,” he recalls. “So then my mindset goes from like, ‘Oh yeah, we’re having a great dance right now,’ to, ‘All right, get her a chair.'”
According to People, Julie, know what caused her knee to give way (she says she was even wearing flats instead of heels to play it safe while dancing).
Emergency services arrived and took Julie to a local hospital where she remained for hours as doctors treated her injured knee. Hospital staff frequently came by to check out the bride — still in her wedding attire — waiting in the emergency room.
After being given a max dosage of pain medications, doctors placed Julie under light sedation and reset her knee around 8:30 p.m. The couple then returned to the reception to rejoin the others who stayed following their abrupt departure (their band agreed to play the entire event).
Wouldn’t you return too? Weddings are expensive. Glad the bride bounced back.
Watch it got down below. Or the bride if you will…
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