RAPID CITY, S.D. – Love was loud, proud and running on horsepower Saturday night at The Monument as Maggie and Caleb officially tied the knot during the Road to Destruction Monster Truck Show.
In front of thousands of cheering fans inside the Summit Arena, the longtime couple said their vows in one of the most unforgettable wedding venues in the Black Hills: the back of a monster truck.
The ceremony was officiated by Redneck Bob and witnessed by close friends, family and a packed arena full of monster truck fans who were more than happy to celebrate the moment.

For Maggie and Caleb, the wedding marked the next chapter of a love story that began decades ago.
The couple first met when they were just 10 years old in elementary school. Over the years they grew up side by side, building a life together and raising two beautiful children.
Now, after years of memories, laughter and life together, they officially became husband and wife in a way that only Rapid City could pull off.
The monster truck wedding is a unique tradition put on by Homeslice Media during the Road to Destruction show. After competing in the Nearlywed Game, a redneck twist on the classic Newlywed Game, Maggie and Caleb earned the most points and won the chance to get married during the show.
Homeslice Media helped make the night even more special by providing the wedding rings, wedding cake, photography and airline tickets for the couple to travel to a destination of their choice.
With the roar of engines, bright arena lights and thousands of fans watching, Maggie and Caleb sealed their vows in a moment that felt perfectly suited for the Black Hills.
It is not every day you see two lovebirds get hitched in the back of a monster truck, but in Rapid City, it felt just about right.
Congratulations to Maggie and Caleb as they begin their newest adventure together.





