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 Newlyweds stuck in traffic have first dance on Ohio highway 
 
 A pair of newlyweds made the best of a traffic jam that interrupted their wedding plans Saturday. 
 
 The couple was driving from their wedding ceremony to their reception with their photographers and videographer Levi Curby of Levi Curby Media when traffic screeched to a halt on U.S. Route 35. 
 
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 They were stopped for about an hour before someone in another car suggested that they have their first dance on the spot, Curby said. 
 
 Soon after that, they were rescued and taken to their reception, where they were greeted with loud cheers. 
 
 Watch a recap of the rescue here. 
 
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 The 2016 award for “Most Constructive Use of a Traffic Jam” goes to Jeff and Rebecca Payne of Centerville, Ohio. 
 
 On Saturday, the newlyweds were on their way to their reception when a multiple-car accident shut down the highway for two hours. (One person was taken to the hospital, and no serious injuries were reported.) 
 
 But the resourceful pair decided to go ahead with their first dance out on U.S. 35, an event documented by various strangers, including videographer Levi Curby, whose footage is shown above. 
 
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 “#RescueThePaynes” became the hashtag surrounding the event, with posts on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram commemorating the pair’s plight. 
 
 Congratulations to the Paynes! Hope the honeymoon is somewhere with less congested highways. 

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– A slow jam in a traffic jam is how a newlywed couple in Ohio dealt with a wedding day setback on Saturday, WLWT reports. Jeff and Rebecca Payne were headed from their ceremony to their reception in Dayton when they got stuck in traffic on US Route 35 after a multicar crash, the Dayton Daily News reports. After an hour or so of waiting, someone in a nearby car recommended the Paynes celebrate their first dance right in the middle of the highway, and so they did, to Alison Krauss' "When You Say Nothing at All," with their videographer capturing the whole thing on video. People notes that while their guests waited at the reception, the Internet celebrated with them, using the #RescueThePaynes hashtag on social media. The Daily News adds there were no serious injuries as a result of the accident that caused the snarl. (A paramedic bride helped at the scene of an accident.)