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It's YOUR Wedding!

It is with great joy and honour that we request your presence at the sacred union of love.

This June, It's YOUR Wedding!

Please come dressed for the occasion. Speeches are encouraged. Tears of joy or mandatory.

The ceremony will feature improvisation, comedy, clowning, and more than a little participation.

A reception will immediately follow the ceremony.

The happy couple to-be is You. We couldn't be more thrilled that you said yes.

Save the date, RSVP, find your plus ones, and remember this is your chance to speak now or forever hold your peace.

Way to go kiddos, we knew you had it in you!

General/All Ages
60
Devised, Comedy, Clown, Immersive, Improvisation, World Premiere
RISE Comedy
1260 22nd St, Denver, CO 80205

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Patrick Reed (Co-Creator/Co-Producer/Director/Performer)

Alice Gillette (Co-Creator/Co-Producer/Performer)

Megan Hill-Glover (Co-Creator/Performer)

TC McCracken (Co-Creator/Performer)

Will Reblando (Co-Creator/Performer)

Valerie Vasilas (Co-Creator/Performer)

This was really fun! Videos were hilarious. Loved the bride.
CL 06/10/2026, 22:49
4 stars because it ran way over but cool concept. The bridesmaid person was insane and so was the bride (compliment) and the mom was wild as hell too (another complIment)
Corey 06/10/2026, 19:02
These silly goofs! The name tags were such a fun way to make the audience a part of the show. The melodrama! Hilarious wedding!
Marwa 06/10/2026, 17:55
Each ensemble member brought their own perspective - loved the diversity of grounded vs. absurdity! Was laughing the whole time - brilliant pacing, loved the nametags & bubbles - loved it!!
Meg C 06/10/2026, 13:33
Fun! Odd!
Sarah 06/10/2026, 13:07
FUN AS HELL! But pleaaase don’t forget to watch the clock.

I loved the interactive energy of this show! Turning the audience into the wedding party is such a smart, hilarious hook, and the cast did an amazing job keeping the energy alive and rolling with the punches.

My only real critique is the runtime. The show went way over schedule, which unfortunately meant missing the official Fringe after-party. In the future, I really hope the director is a bit more mindful of festival timing. There was also a moment during the ceremony where the host seemed a bit genuinely frustrated or rude to one of the performers.

The performer handled it beautifully and kept their cool, but the audience definitely picks up on that kind of onstage tension. Just take a breath and enjoy the moment! The chemistry is there, and this show has potential to really shine in future runs.
RG 06/10/2026, 13:03
As a visiting artist in town for the festival, I was incredibly excited to support It's YOUR Wedding! and the concept absolutely delivers on pure, chaotic fun. The ensemble is incredibly sharp, and their ability to pivot with the crowd is impressive. Overall, the show itself feels like a 5-star experience, but the live production time mgmt held it back.

The show ran over by a full 20 minutes, which makes it tough for audiences navigating a tight festival schedule (I almost missed a flight because of the overrun). In a fringe environment, keeping an eye on the clock is crucial, and letting it run that long felt a bit self-indulgent when a quick structural edit would have kept the momentum high.

Additionally, there were moments where some real-time tension between the host/priest and the rest of the cast bled into the room. It broke the illusion of total joy a bit, though the rest of the cast handled the friction with total grace. It’s a great show with a powerhouse cast. It just needs a director who is a bit more mindful of audience care and time constraints.
Max 06/10/2026, 13:01
I loved being the couple's electrician! This show sparked so much joy in my life. It was fun, whimsical, and powerful! The big theme of this year: love that demands thought, care, and some input from the crowd.
Ari White 06/09/2026, 10:30
"It's Your Wedding" was the perfect way to wrap up my 2026 Denver Fringe. I was in a wedding last week (FOTB) and everything was so spot-on. The drama, family conflicts, strange guests, and a missing bride -- who could ask for anything more? Patrick Reed did a phenomenal job of keeping all the plates spinning. Go see it if you get the chance!
Mike S 06/08/2026, 00:22
Stupid good time
Katie Bowman 06/07/2026, 22:23
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RISE Comedy

1260 22nd Street, Denver, CO 80205

Entrance: The entrance is on 22nd Street between Larimer & Lawrence.

Parking: Street parking and nearby lots (https://www.bestparking.com/denver-co-parking/)

Accessibility: RISE is wheelchair accessible

Admission: You must show your ticket confirmation or purchase a ticket at the venue; all seating is general admission, audiences will wait in a queue before entry to the show