Video: Medic, EMT marry in Times Square
AMR Paramedic Meagan Herlihy and AMR EMT Kyle Short of Central New York received an EMS Week wedding after being deployed to the city
By Laura French
NEW YORK — A central New York EMS couple received a Times Square wedding during EMS Week on Tuesday morning.
American Medical Response Paramedic Meagan Herlihy and AMR EMT Kyle Short were married on "Good Morning America" after being selected from submissions of couples whose weddings were canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The pair served 30 days on the front lines of the pandemic in New York City after the call for help was put out to EMS providers across the country.
The couple was married by a judge over video while standing on a balcony over the Hard Rock Cafe, as loved ones watched remotely, their images displayed on screens throughout the square.
The newlyweds were also surprised with a $10,000 donation to go toward Herlihy's dream of attending medical school.
See the wedding video and the couple's story below:
2 selfless EMS workers tie the knot in Times SquareCongratulations to healthcare workers Meagan and Kyle! The couple just said “I do” live in Times Square with the help of Michael Strahan, friends, family and co-workers! https://gma.abc/3bMEA2m
Posted by Good Morning America on Tuesday, 19 May 2020
