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A wedding isn't complete without a wedding singer and wedding photography. You want to be able to remember every moment of the day told as a story. From the drunk grandmother rapping to the final exit.

Thank god, Wedding Singer was much more enjoyable... there was a lot of energy on that stage!

Julia--She had a wonderful voice! Very nice to listen to!

Holly--She is my favorite part in the show.

Rose--She has a great voice for the stage!...her "A Note From Grandma" did get one of the biggest applause of the night!

Linda--Ah! Girl has an AMAZING voice! She has a HUGE voice...very talented girl!

I bought the T-shirt. I would have bought the mug but they didn’t have any to offer so I bought the T-shirt instead...The show was so subversive and smart that all thoughts of the original film had vanished.

I can say that the direction was seamless, and there were tons of moments of inspired lunacy...The choreography...was sensational. The dancing is as tight as any show you’ll see in New York...it's drill team precision.

The message of this musical: Enjoy the moment, and seize it. It is nice to be reminded of this every now and then. And wow! Who’da thunk it? I LOVE this musical.

“Saturday Night In The City” brings the show to life...Likewise the brilliant Simon Lipkin as Robbie’s best buddy also gives it his all...he has great comic timing again and again...Special mentions must go to crowd-pleasers Nick Hayes as George and Tricia Deighton as Grandma Rosie. Their “Grandma Rap” has the audience in stitches.

Wilkes is better than I have seen him before, both vocally and comically...Casey...is a fine comedienne and a great actress.

...with...heaps of energy and commitment, you might be inclined to say: “I do.”