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Vows renewed at Mall of America

David and Elizabeth Weinlick renewed their vows Friday, 19 years after the were introduced and married at the Mall of America. The couple got married after knowing each other for just five minutes. They are saying "I do" again after a terminal cancer diagnosis for David.

August 18, 2017 — 9:25pm

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Gallery Gallery: David and Elizabeth Weinlick are renewing their vows 19 years after the were introduced and married at the Mall of America. The couple got married after knowing each other for just five minutes. They are saying "I do" again after a terminal cancer diagnosis.

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Gallery Gallery: Charlie Weinlick,14, teared up while his parents David and Elizabeth Weinlick are renewing their vows 19 years after the were introduced and married at the Mall of America. The couple got married after knowing each other for just five minutes. They are saying "I do" again after a terminal cancer diagnosis.

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