Traffic caused by the President's motorcade on Lake Shore Drive made a bride late for her wedding.
The Presidential motorcade is meant to ensure the safety of the American leader, but it can affect other people's lives in a significant way.
While President Obama was visiting Chicago, his motorcade shut down much of Lake Shore Drive with traffic.
Obama was heading from his residence in Kenwood to Evanston at the same time a woman was trying to get to her wedding.
The car Debra-Ann Robinson, the bride-to-be, was in was stuck in the gridlock.
While she waited for traffic to subdue, her fiancé, Robert Sanders, nervously waited at the Cook County’s Marriage and Civil Union Court.
Growing impatient, Robinson got out of her car.
Seeing the bride in her white dress standing amongst the traffic, a few people couldn't help but take photos.
Robinson said, “We stopped and I stretched my legs and there were a bunch of people taking pictures."
Eventually, Robinson made it to the court house where she and Sanders were married.
