DES MOINES, Iowa — Rob and Cindy Terry are not Chiefs fans, but on Sunday before kickoff of the big game the two tied the knot in front of members of the Red Kingdom.

“We both enjoy football; I don’t hate his team. He’s a Bears fan, I don’t care for the Chiefs at all,” said Cindy referencing her Las Vegas Raiders jacket she was married in. “I would say to have a wedding on Super Bowl Sunday so we can wear our favorite teams and everyone that shows up can wear their favorite team.”

Cindy and Rob’s original plan was to get married on 05/25/25 at 5:25 p.m. but it didn’t end up working out so they figured they would tie the knot sooner. And where better to get married for the third time then at her brother-in-law’s Third Annual Chili Cookoff, in honor of the Chiefs attempt at winning three Super Bowls in a row?

“I’m no good at remembering dates per se,” said Cindy. “So, when the Super Bowl comes around whether it’s going to be on February 3rd, the 5th, the 11th, at least it’ll be the Super Bowl. Then I’ll know it’s my anniversary. So whatever today’s date is, don’t care. It’s the Super Bowl.”

The wedding has been planned for three weeks, but this morning the couple had to audible to find a new ordained minister.

“His (Rob’s) brother was supposed to do the ceremony. He’s an ordained minister,” said Cindy. “Well, he tumbled down the stairs this morning and broke his ankle, so he went by ambulance to Newton. So, somebody dug up this minister over here, I don’t know who she is but it’s nice she came on such short notice.”

And even though it’s the Chiefs chance to do something that has never been done in the league… the couple cut a cake decorated half Raiders, half Bears in true NFL fan fashion.