TLC’s JUMPING THE BROOM Red Carpet Wedding Contest Gives Couples the Chance to Get Married or Renew Their Vows at the Star-Studded Hollywood Premiere of the Upcoming Film, JUMPING THE BROOM
TLC’s JUMPING THE BROOM RED CARPET WEDDING CONTEST, sponsored by Discovery Communications, gives one lucky couple the opportunity to be married or renew their vows by the renowned best-selling author Bishop TD Jakes on the red carpet at the Hollywood premiere of the new film, JUMPING THE BROOM. The winning couple will also receive travel and accommodations for eight friends and family members to join them on their special day. Travel to the premiere will be provided by BlackAtlas.com from American Airlines and SLS Hotels.
From March 23 through April 5, contestants can visit the contest site TLC.com/jumpingthebroom and submit a photo of themselves along with an essay of 150 words or less recounting their love story. TLC will assign judges who will choose three finalists. The finalists’ essays will be posted online for public voting, beginning April 12 and lasting through April 18. During the public voting period, visitors to the contest site will be able to vote for their favorite couple along with a designer wedding gown and an exotic honeymoon destination for the winning couple to receive as part of the Grand Prize. The wedding dress choices are provided by Priscilla of Boston and the Caribbean honeymoon destination is provided by BlackAtlas.com from American Airlines and Sandals Resorts – The Luxury Included® Honeymoon Package – featuring luxurious accommodations, gourmet dining, premium brand drinks, daily & nightly entertainment, land & water sports including snorkeling and scuba diving. Bridal makeup from Fashion Fair Cosmetics and hair stylist from Ultra Sheen Ultra Care for the bride will also be provided.
About JUMPING THE BROOM
JUMPING THE BROOM is a hilarious wedding-themed comedy that depicts the collision of worlds when two families from divergent socioeconomic backgrounds are forced to spend the weekend together for a wedding on Martha’s Vineyard. The film stars Angela Bassett, Paula Patton, Laz Alonso, Loretta Devine, Meagan Good, Tasha Smith, Julie Bowen, Romeo Miller, DeRay Davis, Valerie Pettiford and Mike Epps, and is directed by Salim Akil, and produced by Bishop TD Jakes and Tracey Edmonds.
ABOUT TLC
TLC is a global brand that celebrates extraordinary people and relatable life moments through innovative nonfiction programming. A top 10 cable network for women, TLC has built successful franchises around the Cake Boss, Say Yes to the Dress and Police Women brands. In 2010, 31 series averaged 1.0 million viewers or more including Sister Wives, Kate Plus 8, 19 Kids and Counting, LA Ink, and What Not To Wear.
TLC is available in more than 99 million homes in the US, and more than 50 million households in more than 30 international markets. A destination online, TLC.com offers in-depth fan sites, exclusive video content, and original editorial covering style, home, food, and more. Fans can also interact with TLC via On Demand services, on mobile platforms, including an iPhone App, and through social media such as Facebook or @TLC on Twitter. TLC is part of Discovery Communications (NASDAQ: DISCA, DISCB, DISCK), the world’s number one nonfiction media company reaching more than 1.5 billion cumulative subscribers in over 180 countries.
JUMPING THE BROOM opens in theatres nationwide Friday, May 6.
Magazine Topics:
- Think Like a Man Movie Makes Women, Men Think
- Film Review: ‘Spinning Gold’ a Jamming Trip Down Memory Lane
- Film
- Dramedy
- Jumping the Broom Movie Review; Stars Paula Patton, Laz Alonso
- Django Unchained Movie Good, But Makes Joke of Slavery
- Tyler Perry Produced Film Peeples Should Silence Critics
- ‘The Best Man Holiday’ Lives Up to Legacy
- ‘Tyler Perry’s A Madea Christmas’ in Stores Now
- Movie Review: ‘Entourage’ Magnificent Adaptation of Hit HBO Series
- Movie Review: ‘The Perfect Match’ Good, Dramatic Version of ‘Boomerang’
- Movie Review: ‘Downsizing’ Comes Up Little Too Small
- Movie Review: Though Stereotypical, ‘The Upside’ Allows Hart to Spread Wings
- Movie Review: ‘Downhill’ Goes Downhill; Nothing Special
- Movie Review: Solid Movie, Terrible Decision-Making Describes ‘The Greatest Beer Run Ever’
- Film Review: ‘A Man Called Otto’ Relatable Tale About Family Not Always Being Blood, Finding Angels on Earth
- Movie Review: With Rise in Hate ‘You People’ Much-Needed Hilarious Culture Clash
- Movie Review: ‘Air’ Shows it Takes Greatness to Recognize Untapped Greatness in Others
- Movie Review: ‘Fast X’ Regains Speed for Awesome Franchise While Injecting New Energy
- Movie Review: ‘White Men Can’t Jump’ Enjoyable, But Stars Don’t Have Charisma of Wesley, Woody
- Movie Review: Every Visionary, Dreamer Should Watch ‘Flamin’ Hot’
- Movie Review: ‘Gran Turismo’ Extremely Inspiring, But Kenny G Real MVP
- Film Review: ‘The Holdovers’ Are All Appealing, Fascinating Characters