i don t know if part of it was that we were encroaching on whatever he was doing at the prison. i need to take this guy out. or if that s the persona he was trying to project. i don t care if you like me or dislike me. i didn t come here for friends. during our time at the prison, things began to heat up for ronnie. he was caught with a cell phone charger and later voluntarily turned in a cell phone. prison officials nearly canceled the wedding, but agreed to let it move forward with one major restriction. it would have to be a noncontact ceremony, meaning bride and groom would be separated by a thick pane of glass. a not so minor detail for jodie. so there is like no kissing the bride? when the day comes we will see. for jodie hearing that she would have a noncontact wedding, it was like the sky had fallen. she was crying. she was upset that she wouldn t be able to, you know, hold him. this was her day in the sun, and the prison was ruining it.
what are you doing about a ring? tell me, what do you know about your rings? she s got both of them. both what? rings. how do you get it? i have no clue. tell me what you do know about this noncontact wedding. going to get married through this window, i guess, through glass. where do i go? how are you doing? okay. are you ready? yeah, are you ready? yeah, let s do it. are you nervous? when it was finally time to exchange vows, the ceremony proved as unique as the couple themselves. this is the pastor. this is pastor rossen. how are you doing? good to meet you ronnie. you too. are you ready for the big day? let s do it. are you sure? yeah. okay. we are gathered together here
or if that s the persona he was trying to project. i don t care if you like me or dislike me. i didn t come here for friends. during our time at the prison, things began to heat up for ronnie. he was caught with a cell phone charger and later voluntarily turned in a cell phone. prison officials nearly canceled the wedding, but agreed to let it move forward with one major restriction. it would have to be a noncontact ceremony, meaning bride and groom would be separated by a thick pane of glass. a not so minor detail for jodie. so there is like no kissing the bride? when the day comes we will see. for jodie hearing that she would have a noncontact wedding, it was like the sky had fallen. she was crying. she was upset that she wouldn t be able to, you know, hold him. this was her day in the sun, and the prison was ruining it. don t cry.
your rings? she s got both of them. both what? rings. how do you get it? i have no clue. tell me what you do know about this noncontact wedding. going to get married through this window, i guess, through glass. where do i go? how are you doing? okay. are you ready? yeah, are you ready? yeah, let s do it. are you nervous? when it was finally time to exchange vows, the ceremony proved as unique as the couple themselves. this is the pastor. this is pastor rossen. how are you doing? good to meet you ronnie. you too. are you ready for the big day? let s do it. are you sure? yeah. okay. we are gathered together here today in the presence of god in the face of this company to join
whatever he was doing at the prison. i need to take this guy out. or if that s the persona he was trying to project. i don t care if you like me or dislike me. i didn t come here for friends. during our time at the prison, things began to heat up for ronnie. he was caught with a cell phone charger and later voluntarily turned in a cell phone. prison officials nearly canceled the wedding, but agreed to let it move forward with one major restriction. it would have to be a noncontact ceremony, meaning bride and groom would be separated by a thick pane of glass. a not so minor detail for jodie. so there is like no kissing the bride? when the day comes we will see. for jodie hearing that she would have a noncontact wedding, it was like the sky had fallen. she was crying. she was upset that she wouldn t be able to, you know, hold him. this was her day in the sun, and