It's White House wedding day - but the wildest one was Alice Roosevelt's

At her White House wedding in 1906, Alice Lee Roosevelt, the lively daughter of Republican President Theodore Roosevelt, grabbed a military guard's sword and sliced her wedding cake in half.

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