Flavortown made its way to a New Jersey wedding, when the ambassador of fried delicacies, Guy Fieri, came bearing tequila.
On Friday, May 3, Claudia and Jason, fresh from their wedding, were capturing moments outside the Homesick restaurant in Asbury Park. Suddenly, like a Genie forged in Vegas, the 56-year-old television personality and restaurant mogul unexpectedly joined their celebrations.
In a series of photos posted on Instagram by wedding photographer Alli Rockafellow, Fieri was captured making his way toward the astonished guests.
In a series of photos, Guy Fieri was captured dispensing his Santo Tequila down the bride’s gullet to the enthusiastic cheers of onlookers. Guy also took a moment to pose with the bottle, proudly lifting it for a photograph.
Rockafellow was attempting to gather the group for a photo when she overheard a member of Fieri’s team suggest, “we should get a pic with this guy!”
“My back was towards him so as he ran into the picture, my bride’s father, Larry Falcone, ran up [and] was the first to welcome him over into the group,” Rockafellow told nj.com.
Earlier in the day, Fieri visited Low Dive, a beachfront bar at the Jersey Shore. This pit stop was to promote Santo Tequila, according to the outlet. This venture is a collaboration with rockstars Sammy Hagar and Adam Levine through their Santos Spirits brand, launched in 2023.
Well Wishers Flood the Comment of Guy Fieri’s Wedding Crashing Post
Of course, the comments under the Instagram post showcasing Guy Fieri crashing the wedding were full of well-wishers.
“I was there! What a wonder gift to give this couple who will have this memory for a lifetime,” one denizen of Instagram wrote. “Can confirm been to a wedding with @guyfieri and he’s the GOAT,” a second fan chimed in.
A third person went to far as to invite the TV host to their own numptials. “@guyfieri you are actually on my invite list! Napa this fall!”, they offered.
For what it’s worth, Guy Fieri himself weighed in on the wedding debauchery. “Thanks for lettin’ me crash!!”, he wrote in the comments.
However, the wedding party wasn’t the only place Guy crashed that night.
Guy Fieri’s evening was bustling with activity. He dined at Taka, a Japanese restaurant, alongside a party of 12. According to Manager Greg Laplaca, Fieri indulged in a lavish array of appetizers and sushi. He followed it up with entrees that included salmon, Branzino, short rib, and chicken teriyaki.