I seem to recall that Elvis wore a suit and tie in some of his movies. Not all his movies, and not all the time in the movies where he wore a suit and tie, but he did occasionally, as the role called for it.
So I’d suggest that a suit-and-tie Elvis wedding is just as much an Elvis wedding as any other. Congratulations, you had an Elvis wedding!
Since no one had the good (poor?) taste to link this yet, I will do so, because, well, no matter the results of the legal challenge, the truth of the following will always be with us!
A cousin and his girl friend are going to Las Vegas next month to tie the knot. I don’t know if they were planning an Elvis wedding. This will break the tie between him an me, we were tied at 3 marriages each. I do know one thing, I will never tie him at 4.
Can’t they just change the advertising to “glittery rockabilly style” wedding? Kind of like how stores have “big game” specials around the time of the Superbowl.
You left the “(r) (c)™ All rights reserved by the NFL” off that special word. Expect to receive a nastygram from the NFL’s lawyers in the next 48 hours.
They would also have to stop using Elvis’s image, likeness, voice, appearance, mannerisms, etc. Anything that referenced his actual persona would be infringing.