Rumor mill: governor murphy's daughter getting married at hall in violation of executive order

Rumor Mill: Governor Murphy’s Daughter Getting Married at Hall in Violation of Executive Order

FLORHAM PARK, NJ – A rumor is circulating on social media that Governor Phil Murphy, who has been known to violate a few of his own executive orders on occasion will soon be committing an executive order atrocity.    The rumor is that Murphy’s daughter will be getting married in a huge lavish wedding at the reputable Park Savoy wedding hall.   Of course, this would be in gross violation of Murphy’s Law and the Park Savoy has not yet announced their reopening date as a wedding indoors would be under the same restrictions as any other indoor entertainment.

A wedding is part dinner, part night club, part bar atmosphere, all of which are banned under the Governor’s executive orders indoors.

This week, Park Savoy addressed the rumor.

“In accordance with Governor Murphy’s executive order, the Park Savoy is closed for indoor weddings,” the business said. “The now persistent rumor circulating around social media that the governor’s daughter is getting married at our property is false and patently untrue.”

 

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