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Sisters Have Massive Double Wedding, Continuing Family Tradition
Mary Rose DeMouy Sharp and Hallet Marquez wed their respective partners simultaneously in a black-tie celebration with 550-600 guests in Mobile, Alabama.
Feb. 6, 2026 at 10:07am
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Two sisters, Mary Rose DeMouy Sharp and Hallet Marquez, decided to tie the knot side by side in an epic New Year's Eve double wedding. The brides were following in the footsteps of two of their aunts, who also had a double wedding years ago. The couples got engaged less than two months apart and decided to have a joint ceremony and reception at St. Ignatius Catholic Church and the Country Club of Mobile, with approximately 550-600 guests in attendance.
Why it matters
Double weddings, while not common, can create a unique and memorable experience for the couples and their guests. This story highlights how the sisters were able to continue a family tradition and create a special celebration that brought their community together.
The details
Mary Rose, 31, and Will Sharp, 32, said "I do" alongside Hallet, 27, and John Marquez, 27, on December 31st. The couples had a traditional ceremony at the church, followed by a black-tie reception at the Country Club of Mobile. The brides wore complementary lace long-sleeved wedding dresses, and their father walked each of them down the aisle. At the reception, a live band kept the dance floor packed all night, and the celebration concluded with a surprise fireworks show at midnight.
- The couples got engaged less than two months apart.
- The double wedding took place on December 31st.
The players
Mary Rose DeMouy Sharp
One of the brides who wed her partner Will Sharp in the double wedding.
Hallet Marquez
One of the brides who wed her partner John Marquez in the double wedding.
Will Sharp
The groom who wed Mary Rose DeMouy Sharp in the double wedding.
John Marquez
The groom who wed Hallet Marquez in the double wedding.
What they’re saying
“The day felt surreal in the best way. Every emotion I felt for myself, I also felt for my sister. Having these parallel moments added an extra feeling of joy and gratitude. The day was beautiful and sunny, the night was energetic and free, dancing with my husband on one side and sister on the other.”
— Hallet Marquez, Bride
“It was such a fun party and the energy was so great the entire day and night. Now we are having the best time reliving the celebration through photos and friends who have called to tell us how much fun they had.”
— Mary Rose DeMouy Sharp, Bride
The takeaway
This double wedding showcased how two sisters were able to create a unique and memorable celebration by continuing a family tradition. Their ability to communicate, compromise, and support each other throughout the planning process allowed them to have an unforgettable wedding day surrounded by their loved ones.
