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Calling all crazy-in-love kids: reality TV wants you
YOUR parents may think you're crazy, but a determination to marry young could land you on a reality TV show.
The Toronto producers of My Teenage Wedding, a series on Slice that follows teenage couples on their journey down the aisle, have put out a casting call.
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If you and your partner are both 19 years old or younger and plan to wed in the next six months, you could be featured on the show.
Couples on the series will receive up to $4,000 toward their wedding costs.
Engaged teens of any ethnic background, sexual orientation or budget are encouraged to apply to: teenagewedding@cineflix.com.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition August 18, 2012 G2
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