'GMA' Couple Ties Knot in Times Square

N E W   Y O R K, May 17 -- It all began — sort of — with a joke, when Sandy Bass signed her high school graduation picture to Junius Chambers, signing it "Your future wife." But many a truth is said in jest, and today is proof of that, as Sandy and "JJ" finally walked down the aisle in Times Square.

The experts at Bride's magazine helped Good Morning America bring all of the details together for a one-of-kind wedding in New York City's Times Square. Here is how it all came together:

The Wedding Gown

Multi-color floral hand embroidered beaded bodice ballgownwith multi-layered peach color tulle skirt and chapel-length train: #3160, Price, $3,000. By Lazaro: 212-764-5781; lazarobridal.com

Their Wedding Cake

Cheryl Kleinman's cake, "Pleats and Pearls," was featured in InSyle Weddings magazine this year. It is rolled fondant with sugar-paste flowers and pearls. The design is inspired by wedding attire. Kleinman's cakes usually stand 4 inches per tier, for a total of 16 inches for this cake.(Cheryl Kleinman's Cakes, 718-237-2271)

The Wedding Music

Surprise guest, singer Luther Vandross, serenaded the lovely couple for their wedding day. He sang a classic romantic ballad, "Here and Now."